CHAIRPERSON
Okay.  My colleagues have observed since these proceedings started, that there has always been laughter in the audience, either coming from the applicants' side or coming from the victims' side.  We have not interfered with that, we have allowed that because it has not disturbed these proceedings in any manner.  I will therefore ask both sides, because insofar as we are concerned, our observation has been that both sides on different occasions have laughed, either to themselves or to the other side.  If this laughter is creating a problem, perhaps the rules must be changed.
	I have mentioned at the beginning of this hearing today that there shouldn't be any abuse at either side and I continue to do so, to urge both parties to do so.  Even though we're dealing with quite a serious matter here, on some occasions things have happened at these hearings which has caused one or other person to laugh at.  We have not regarded that as being unbecoming because it is only natural that if something happens which causes one to laugh, it is so, but if that is intended to be an abuse, I think it must stop.  In the form of what must stop is the abuse, that's all that must stop.  Very well.
	It seems to me that we are not going to be able to finish this witness now.  We will adjourn and resume with his evidence tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.  
	Mr Rahantlhane, we are unable to finish your evidence today.  You are required to attend these proceedings tomorrow morning.  Yes, very well.   Okay, we will rise.
COMMITTEE ADJOURNS