MR BRINK
Yes, Mr Chairman.  I told them - they all came here.  These are people who come from a very remote area, so a Form 2 couldn't be posted to them.  There are very few - in Trust Feeds there are no postal addresses.  It was as a result of the assistance I received from a member of the Attorney-General's staff that I contacted a Superintendent Marion, who was involved in the investigation at a later stage in the trial.  Superintendent Marion knows all these people, and he gave them notice of the venue and the date for hearing.  These people were to have been here at 9 o'clock this morning.  I personally spoke to Mr Mbongwe, who is an educated man,
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he is a schoolteacher, who is the victim in the arson matter.  I spoke to him and confirmed in writing, so he was fully aware of that.  But as far as the rest of these people who are in the hall are concerned - those are the next of kin and the victims - their rights have been explained to them and they propose, as I understand it, electing a representative to, if they wish to oppose the application, give what evidence they wish.