MR RILEY
It particularly relates to the fact that first of all the TRC has made attempts to further identify and locate the individuals who were part of his unit on the night that Mr Pro Jack was killed.  Inquiries were made at the Browns Farm, Nyanga area, but unfortunately no further information was obtained and these persons could not be traced there.  The TRC further traced one of the alleged co-perpetrators, Kobane, to the South African National Defence Force at Kimberley, but follow-up information showed that there was no record of that individual there.  The applicant himself has advised that Michael had, in the interim, passed away, he's deceased so regrettably the Committee will not have the benefit of their evidence.
	The applicant has also asked that it be placed on record that and the TRC Investigative Unit can confirm this, that attempts were made to obtain a copy of the report of an investigation that was done by the ANC in respect of the death of Mr Pro jack.  According to the TRC the ANC have advised that this document cannot be traced.  Regrettably once again there is therefore no evidence in this regard before this Committee to assist in reaching the truth about what had allegedly then been found.  That is all in so far as these aspects are concerned.  
	The applicant has requested as part of the argument, that he be allowed a final opportunity to address the Committee on the issue of the granting or not of amnesty.
Thank you.