CHAIRPERSON
Very well.  Mr Mpshe, you will take note of the various points that have been made. Those that are capable of being implemented without any difficulty should be implemented.  A courtesy notice should be sent to United Nations' representatives and there are monitoring proceedings in this country and other countries, and have an important role to play in that regard. So out of courtesy they should be notified.  On the question of the venue there just can't be any argument against that.
	Now as to a full set of documents, you will apply your mind to that and find out what you consider to be relevant and make all relevant documents available to whoever is going to constitute the Committee when it next meets to consider this application.  I am now not going to go into details as to what documents are relevant and not relevant at this stage, because it serves no purpose. It is something that you will apply your mind to and make sure that relevant documents are made available to all parties concerned.
	As far as Press statements made by Mr Matthews Phosa is concerned, I want to tell you that we don't take notice of Press statements by anybody. This Committee is concerned with evidence that we hear and evidence that is placed on oath before us.  We can't go around saying that we will subpoena Mr Matthews Phosa, without having any idea as to whether he has anything more than Press statements himself.  But Mr Mpshe will make enquiries in that regard and necessarily give notice to Mr Matthews Phosa that in this inquiry if he has relevant information, will he kindly make that information available to us and to all counsel and all other interested in these proceedings.