BERNARD MAKGABO NGOEPE
Mr Visser, I'm getting a bit concerned that the matter seems to be getting out of hand now.  Precisely what are the contents of the docket going to show?  Are we going to come across certain statements which would have been allegedly been made by Mr Mohpi which he would then say: "I didn't say that, the people who took those statements might have been collaborting with the security branch, I never said that".
	And are we then thereafter going to have to call those people who would supposedly have taken statements from him, to come and say: "Well, this is what he said" and so on and so forth.  I'm getting worried that this matter is - we'll have to consider it very carefully Mr Visser.  We appreciate that you raise that point, you came across the docket.  	
	But I think for a start, you should discuss the matter - and this is my personal opinion, discuss the matter with Mr Stander with regard in particular to some of the issues that I have raised.  If we are going to end up opening a totally new front altogether, I would have serious misgivings about that.  It seems to us that we must restrict ourselves, certainly within the perimeter of what we are here for.  
	And I think that, speaking for myself, you will need to discuss with Mr Stander, to make sure that we are not going to open a totally new front and in the end finding ourselves embarking on virtually a trial within a trial.