MR BLACK
I think I must deal with a little bit of the history not the proceedings.  As far as access to Nkuna's statements and documents are concerned my learned friend is not correct in saying that Mr Mojapelo had access to those documents.  It was only yesterday and I have and I think he was present, Mr Tee was present, when I made a copy available, because Mr Tee indicated that he would be referring to those documents.  So in that aspect, and Mr Mojapelo would, I want that to be corrected.  He had not had access to the Nkuna documents from the beginning.  When Mr Mojapelo appeared yesterday in court he was not present throughout, as the Committee is aware, he was in the process of preparing a statement for Mr Skosana and he was going to represent Mr Skosana in presenting his application as I understood it.  I do not recall him ever declining or indicating that he had no intention or wish to cross-examine.