CHAIRPERSON
Yes, the reason why I'm asking is that if there is anything, if there is a version which - I don't know whether you propose to call in any witnesses to contradict the evidence of Mr Hadebe.  If you intend to do so and there is anything that Mr Hadebe has said that they will probably gainsay, it would be important for you to put it to him what their version will be when you lead them in chief.
	However, if you do not intend to call any witness from their side in opposition, then you can complete your cross-examination without putting anything to him.  But it would be important to put it to him in order to enable him to comment thereon before they come in to give that version.