UNKNOWN
Mr Chairman as I indicated to the Committee, informally, I had been informed that Inspector Wehbag or Welbag, I am not sure what his name is, had been available to give evidence.  He apparently came here on Monday and was told by someone that he wouldn't be required.  There must have been a misunderstanding because he wouldn't be required on Monday.  In any event my learned friend, Mr d'Oliviera and I have been endeavouring to contact him, he's somewhere in North KwaZulu Natal in Ngwelezana Hospital and would not be available in any event till Friday, which is as we know is impossible.  I have therefore suggested to my colleague that he get an affidavit from Inspector Welbag which I understand may well support the applicant to a large extent and that can then be transmitted to me, copies made and the affidavits will be submitted by me to each member of the Committee, and the original affidavit can be sent down to me by ordinary post or registered post whatever the case may be.
	So at this stage I have no witnesses and I leave it to my colleague to address you.