MR PRIOR
Thank you Mr Chairman, may I just repeat that.  This matter of Mbambo and Ncamazana is to be adjourned.  Their advocate, Advocate Sally Collett from Bisho has been informed of the developments.  She is sending her secretary or a representative from her office to consult further with the applicants this morning and the request has been conveyed to the Correctional Services, that they remain in attendance until that business is completed.
	The reason for the adjournment is as follows:  We anticipated hearing Mr Mbambo and Ncamazana's matter today and for how long it would take to finish the evidence.  We also anticipated hearing the evidence of Mr Xolile Njabane, also known as Jimmy Jones and when the hearing was also scheduled it was also anticipated that the PAC would be either sending someone to testify or making submissions. 
	Mr Chairman, despite efforts on the part of our office to serve a subpoena on Mr Jimmy Jones, numerous attempts were made in Butterworth at his place of employment, unfortunately the subpoena wasn't served personally and no-one at the Municipal Offices was prepared to accept the subpoena on his behalf.  
	Captain Els who assisted the TRC in the area, because there was other business to be attended to, was in telephonic contact with Mr Jones.  I'm informed by Captain Els that Mr Jones was not prepared at that stage to divulge his whereabouts but wanted to consult with his attorney before giving any further information to Captain Els.  
	So the unfortunate upshot of all that was that Mr Jones wasn't served properly with a subpoena and I'm informed by Mr Ntonga this morning that his employer now refuses to release in the absence of a formal notice or subpoena from the TRC.  So it seems to be just confusion upon confusion which results in Mr Jones not being here, not being able to give evidence and not being able to be cross-examined.