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Mr Chairman, may I also just respond from my side regarding the prison services.  Obviously I cannot comment on what happens outside these walls, what happens in prison but certainly I must place on record that the South African Prison Services have gone out of their way to accommodate the very many applicants who were in jail all over the country, to get them to East London, to get them here timeously, to get them here under very difficult circumstances to enable them to consult with the attorneys.
	I find Mr Madasi's statements disturbing in the following sense, that if there was any improper conduct I will certainly take it up with the prison authorities.  I understand that he was brought to East London on the 6th of the 7th of April so I don't know, when he refers to being moved around, whether he's referring to himself or somebody else, but certainly that was my information.  And he has been in East London since at least the 6th of April, today being the 14th.  So if the suggestion is that the prison services are moving them around to make consultation difficult, then I will most certainly take it up at the highest level.