CHAIRPERSON
It appears that what I had to say just after lunch, fell on deaf ears.  What is happening now here is a exercise that is creating tension where it shouldn't be.
	I asked very honestly for representatives to assist us in this - it certainly isn't happening.  We have to be realistic in this whole issue and Mr Hattingh, I raised the issue with you just now.  From my interpretation of this Act, I think it is designed to be conducive to reconciliation rather than the opposite effect.
	While people may feel morally bound to oppose, it is my view that there must be concrete reasons for doing so and that goes for both sides of the divide.   I am rally concerned that your instructions were such and you have to carry out your instructions as far as you can, was to come and oppose but really you are not given any reason, concrete reason to come and oppose.
	Perhaps you are expected to go through a full blooded opposition, I just want to remind everybody that that is not the intention of the Act.  Now, can you refer me, I know you have asked me to make a ruling, and while you people have been talking and being spoken to, I have tried to locate a Section of the Act which deals with the submission of documents.  I am unable to find an appropriate Section to deal with this matter.
	Can anybody help me?