CHAIRPERSON
Yes, you may be excused.  May we also take this opportunity to extend our appreciation to the members of the Correctional Services and in particular the Johannesburg prison for having accommodated us with regard to keeping Mr Mononi here until this hour.  We are aware that we had been requested to have Mr Mononi taken back to prison by no later than half past three.
	We however, wish to bring to the authorities all Prison Authorities that this Committee sits usually from nine o'clock till half past four.  We however appreciate the fact that you were able to accommodate us because the time is now quarter past five.  We thank you.
	I think your Counsel will explain to you the procedure that the Committee will now have to follow in order to have this decision communicated to the Commander of the prison where you are being kept.  This decision will have to first go to Cape Town, which is our Head Office and our Executive Secretary in Cape Town will then cause this decision to be communicated to the Head of the Prison.  The Executive Secretary will also have to publish in the Government Gazette the content of the decision, particularly with regard to the types of offences for which you have been granted amnesty and the names of the victims in relation to which amnesty has been granted and then you will be able I think, to leave prison.
	However, your Counsel will make this explanation to you.