MR BRINK
Mr Chairman, before the witness is sworn in, might the following be placed on record.  It is to be common cause between the applicant ... (tape ends) ... that three police uniform buttons were found in front of the entrance of the Bongweni police station charge office after the abduction.  Point number two, 30 metres from the charge office door, a spent 9 mm cartridge was found on the ground.  Point three, that the following apparent bullet wounds, bullet entry wounds were observed on the body of Sergeant Mbhele by his brother, Bekhi Mbhele at the mortuary where the body laid shortly after his death.
	They are bullet wound in the chest, four bullet wounds in the back and five in the forehead.  In addition, Sergeant Mbhele was observed to have had broken front teeth.  His teeth having been intact as far as the family knew, before the abduction.
	And finally, by consent, I submit to the Panel a copy of the post-mortem  medical legal report, drawn up in respect of Sergeant Ngubo.  It is admitted by the applicants that the contents, the document is what it purports to be, it correctly reflects the injuries observed by the Pathologist, Prof Botha who performed the post-mortem.  As the Panel pleases.
	That then dispenses with the calling of witnesses to deal with these aspects.