MR MSHE
Mr Chairman, as I had indicated earlier on that they were going to start with the Mxenge matter.  I have indicated to members of the Committee in chambers that I have placed two books on the table referred to as Evidence Book 2 and Evidence Book 3.  Mr Chairman, I am going to refer to Evidence Book 2, page 54 thereof.  Book 2, page 54 thereof, Mr Chairman.  On page 54 there is a letter sent by us to the investigative unit requesting assistance inasfar as the service of form 2 is concerned.  Mr Chairman will note paragraph (b) affects this hearing as far as Mxenge is concerned, and these are the people implicated.  May I indicate that the first person, Sergeant B du Preez, has been informed.  I have a return of service.  The second one, Jan Abraham du Preez, the form has gone out, I have not received a return of service.  The third and the fourth is one and the same person, Warrant-Officer Paul van Dyk.  The form went out, but it was returned to me on the basis that the address given was a wrong address.  The fifth one, Captain Andrew R Taylor, it has been served, I have a return of service with me.  That is all in as far as it affects Mxenge.  Mr Chairman, there is another person affected by the Mxenge matter.  That is van der Hoven, who is a co-accused in the criminal trial, Mr Chairman.  We could not get the address for van der Hoven in order to inform him.  The
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address was forwarded to me by letter late Friday in Cape Town, and by that time we did not have enough time to issue the form to him.  But, Mr Chairman, I can make an undertaking that the attorney is in Durban, and I am told van der Hoven is in Durban, that the service will be done to him today.  That is all.