NORMAN ARENDSE
In respect of Theo Sibeko Mr Chairman, could I also just indicate that as legal representatives, we did consult with Mr Sibeko.  He indicated to us, I think it was as late as Wednesday or Thursday last week, and I passed this on to Mr Prior, that he now wanted to apply for amnesty.
	The problem is obviously that the cut off date had come and gone.  And there doesn't appear to be any scope in the Act for this Committee to grant condemnation, but his circumstances are as follows.  Sibeko was arrested in connection with the Heidelberg Tavern matter, but the charges were then withdrawn.
	This is what he tells us.  He was under the impression that that was the end of the matter and it was only once he had the benefit of consulting with us after he had received notice from the Commission as an implicated person, when we explained to him the differences between the criminal process and this process.
	But by then it was too late, so he is around.  We don't have instructions Mr Chairman, to act for him.  Mr Gqomfa, the remaining person Maxebo, do you know where he is?