BERNARD MAKGABO NGOEPE
Mr Cronje you will hold on for a whilethere's a point which we would like to raise and try to sort outnow if possible.   Gentlemen and ladies, you will recall thatbefore we adjourned for tea, a point was raised with regard tothe notification of some people and we indicated that we willhave a look at that point during tea time.   It seems to us, subjectto what the legal representatives taking part in the proceedingswill say, it seems to us that on the face of it no proper noticehas been given to the people who should have been notified onthe fact that they might be implicated in this matter.   The witnesshas mentioned a few names which also appeared in the applicationand just to give an example Mr Naude, General Coetzee and GeneralGleeson and so on and so forth.   As I have said it would appearon the face of it that proper notice in terms of the Act has notbeen given to these people.   Mr Mpshe would you like to starton that one before we hear from your colleagues?   This is solelyin connection with the Ribiero issue.