MR VISSER
Mr Chairman, lest my silence is considered to be a cent, I must - and I don't want to interrupt my learned friend unnecessarily, but my recollection of the evidence of Mr Erasmus was this, he said that the enquiries that came from above - meaning the politicians because that was what he was talking about, seemed to indicate to him that they weren't terribly keen really to find out what had happened or with that type of impression Mr Chairman.
	It is not my recollection, nor that of my attorney that he said that his impression was that they were not thoroughly investigated by the police.  I'm not certain that it makes any difference whatsoever to the questions that my learned friend is putting but I think that that is the accurate evidence.  I don't think it makes any difference to the question.