CHAIRPERSON
Yes, it might be that if there is another legal representative appointed for that applicant that legal representative might want to cross-examine the first applicant, I'm not sure, might want to listen to the evidence in chief of the first applicant because it seems to me as if we are able - in fact I'll go over to Mr du Plessis now but he has indicated to us that he's ready to proceed, that he has been here the whole morning waiting for the proceedings to start.  So all indications are that his matter, he can proceed in respect of the first applicant, that one can listen to the evidence in chief, one can listen to the cross-examination of the legal representatives who are present and able to proceed.  It might be that the cross-examination in respect of the first applicant might have to stand down to enable that - the representative to prepare properly.  So would it be fair to estimate that under those circumstances we should be able to dispose of the matter by tomorrow even if we were to now get another legal representative to come in on behalf of Mr Gonya?