CHAIRPERSON
No, perhaps we shouldn't deal with it now, I think those matters have been brought to the attention of the Committee and there were documents that were presented to us as well in that regard.  So it's something that seems to have been coming on, so I think we will have to deal with it as part of the preparations for the resumed hearing.
	Well we have listened to what the legal representatives and the applicant had said, it appears as if through some logistical problem - and this is not really uncommon, there has been some misunderstanding about the legal representation for the applicant in this matter.  The Committee has engaged the services of Mr Webster, who has been prepared to deal with the matter on fairly short notice.  And that, I must add, is the kind of co-operation that we normally get from the attorneys and the other legal representatives in dealing with the matters that we have to deal with, and without that kind of co-operation we really wouldn't be able to be doing this work.  
	We have a great deal of work to do, there are still a number of remaining applications to be dealt with and everybody, in their own way, contributes to us being able to do that.  But it appears as if the applicant has engaged the services of a legal representative of his choice and as much as postponements and delays in finalising matters cause difficulties for us and for the process, it is one of the fundamental principles that we have to take into consideration in ensuring that the proceedings are fair, that the applicant, like the other interested parties, are satisfied with the arrangements in regard to their legal representation.
	So under those circumstance, we unfortunately will not be able to proceed with this particular matter today, we will have to postpone the matter.  We are unable to allocate a date on which the matter would be heard again.  That is normally arranged administratively by our office in Cape Town, in conjunction with the legal representatives, which will happen again in this particular case.  And the matter will, as I have tried to indicate earlier in discussing it with the applicant, it will have to slot in where there is a place and a space available to hear it next, which by the nature of the things will probably be in a matter of months. 	So under those circumstances we would adjourn the matter for a date to be arranged, when it will be heard.  We must apologise for the normal inconvenience that goes with this sort of situation, but we try to ensure that the matters are dealt with as fairly as possible, and we think it's fair under these circumstances, to postpone and to give an opportunity for the legal representative who has been engaged by the applicant himself, to be availble to deal with the matter.   So under those circumstance, the matter is postponed.  
	Mr Webster, we would excuse you, we thank you for your assistance and your willingness to come into the matter, but for now you'd be excused then.