MR HOBBS
With your leave Mr Chairman, I hand up three documents.  May you firstly have sight, I have copies for your co-Committee members.  They are - the first one relates to a certificate by one Dr Dudley Duncan, a Specialist Physician, practising in East London.
	The second one a psychiatric report compiled by Prof D.L. Mkhize, practising forensic psychiatrist in Umtata and the third, a certificate by Dr H.L. Uys, practising psychiatrist, also a forensic psychiatrist, practising in East London.  What is of particular note and which I wish to draw your particular attention to, is that the report by Dr Duncan is dated the 5th of May, at a stage when the perspective witness' appearance at these proceedings was not contemplated.
	I may place on record, that I attended on you Mr Chairman, prior to the sitting of this Commission yesterday, and that I was directed to raise this issue with the Officer leading evidence for this Commission, and the legal representative of the victim's families.
	Loathe as I was, I did so.  I supplied them with the documents you have in your possession, and it has been indicated to me that what is contained in these certificates, is not good enough and that the Officer directing the, or leading the evidence before this Commission, will persevere with his effort to have Chief Keizer Matanzima testify.
	I have indicated to him that I will resist this strenuously, these are my instructions.