MR HOLE
Sir I cannot say much more than to, in the light of what I have tried to explain to the committee through you Mr Chairman. I would in the interest of these people that I have to, and certainly not in my own interest ask that notwithstanding the fact that the rules of this committee have been breached in the sense of noncompliance with them, ask that this committee should in the interest of these applicants and perhaps in the interest of any family members of the victims who might be here, I am not aware of any, if any of them are here. That this committee should, even if reluctantly condone the non-compliance and deal with the matter in the ordinary course. It might well be Mr Chairman that rules have been breached but the circumstances for that have been laid before yourself Sir and the committee should rather exercise its discretion in this instance and try and lean in favour of the families of the victim and then the applicants themselves. Perhaps deal with the attorney or any party who may have been party to any negligence at a later stage. If that might be necessary.