MR HOBBS
It is not a point that I intend to pursue right now.  I may proceed to the first head of my resistance to the appearance of the Chief.
	It relates to the relevancy of any testimony which he might give to the proceedings.  He is being subpoenaed we are advised, on the insistence of the victim's family.  And that insistence is based on a press report of a public speech which would have been made by the witness, reported on the 13th of October 1995 in the Sunday Star.
	I believe that a copy of the press release has been handed up to the sub-Committee and I am unfortunately not aware of its number or description.  On perusal thereof, there is nothing contained in the reported statement which in my submission, can be relevant to these proceedings.
	The evidence led certainly does not support a contention that this was a premeditated murder, or that it enjoyed prior sanction by Chief Keizer Matanzima.  At most, the reported statement can be construed as his post facto condonation of the death.  On the basis ...