GEORGE BIZOS
Now, I would like to now introduce, Mr Chairman and members of the Committee, the bundle that we handed in this morning headed "Bundle submitted by the applicants", and I would suggest, with respect, that this should be bundle B.
	Let us see what the applicants deny - yes, and it consists of documents from page 1 to page 253.  It may become necessary, Mr Chairman, to add documents to it.  We will ask that they be numbered consecutively.  Now, remember, Mr Chairman, what the question we asked was on page 2 of page 7 - please turn to page 2 of bundle B.  The question was -
"That the gathering at the Library Gardens on the 28th of March 1994, and the marches associated therewith took place at the instance of the IFP."
The one says that they deny it, the other says that they have no knowledge.  I am going to refer to documents which are, and have been available to the objectors Mr Chairman, at least since the beginning of 1977, 1997 - it only ages me Mr Chairman, or shows my age - sorry, if I'm twenty years out sometimes, please feel free to correct me.  
	Now, here we have a document which has been in their possession since the beginning of 1997 when the documents were distributed by the Attorney-General from whose possession they came, and they were made available to all the parties.  It's on the letterhead of the Inkatha Freedom Party, it is signed by Mr Humphrey Ndlovu, whom I may say one or - I think he had separate counsel for himself but they worked in close co-operation with our learned friends who appear for the objectors: 
"I hereby wish to ask for permission for the IFP launch of its anti-election campaign at the Johannesburg Library grounds on Monday the 28th of March 1994.  This gathering will be peaceful and will be from 09h00 - 14h00.  Approximately 20 000 people will be attending this launch.  Your assistance will be highly appreciated.  Yours in the continuous search for peace and democracy in our country.
		Mr Humphrey Ndlovu - IFP : West Rand - Chairperson."
	Now, if we go to page 3, "Name of the Organisation", you will see on the application form:
"To the Magistrate"
in Johannesburg.  
"Name of the Organisation - Inkatha Freedom Party - IFP"
and the address of the IFP right on top.  
	Now, Mr Chairman, the absence of this admission and a fiction which has been created that the IFP had nothing to do with this march, is a deliberate smoke-screen in order to avoid responsibility for what happened on the 28th of March 1994, and we don't intend leading viva voce evidence in relation to whose march it was, unless Mr Chairman, specific evidence is led by the objectors to contradict this documentation that we have put before you.  We submit that the section requires you to hear evidence and receive information.  We have given the information, we have said where it comes from, we do not want to take up time, through calling the Magistrate or anyone else.