CHAIRPERSON
Notwithstanding the assurances that we were given earlier on, that the police had left at approximately 9 o'clock to go and fetch the first applicant, it would appear that the police only left for Johannesburg at approximately half past ten and I gather that there would be some delay before they return with the applicant.
	It seems to us that in the interest of progress these proceedings should continue and what will happen is that when the first applicant comes to join the proceedings, Mr Madasa, who represents all the applicants, will be able to tell the applicant what evidence, if any, had been led against him and thereafter take instructions from the first applicant so as to dispute 
whatever piece of evidence he might want to dispute from this witness.  If the witness has already stood down by that time, the witness will be recalled to whenever Mr Madasa to put those questions to the witness.  We are of the view therefore that the proceedings ought to proceed.  Yes Mr Madasa, you were still busy cross-examining the witness.  Mr Lekabe may I remind you that you are still under oath?