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A letter to General Khumalo was because Adam indicated he had opened dockets in Orlando, which falls under Gauteng, thus requiring writing to the Provincial Head.
“When the letter was written to General Khumalo, it was because Adams had indicated he had opened dockets in Orlando, Chair. That falls under Gauteng, so we had to write to the Commissioner”
The docket cases opened in Gauteng were no longer with Adam but with the Inspectorate headed by General Jacobs, as informed by investigators Rapetsu or Perumal.
“that the dockets were no longer with him, and that the dockets were with the Inspectorate ... that we are referring to in terms of where General Jacobs was the Head”
Mr O'Sullivan did not refer the specific case to IDAC; the first referral looked at by the speaker was the affidavit by Mr Adam dated 21 November, followed by a letter from the Minister's office dated 11 November.
“I am unaware of any referral with regards this matter from Mr O'Sullivan... I do confirm that the Minister's office did write a letter to us... and then there is the referral by Mr Adams dated the 21st of November... I am unaware... of any referral made by Mr O'Sullivan”
The Minister's letter came first followed by Mr Adam's affidavit; no referral from Mr O'Sullivan was known to the office.
“The Minister's letter came first, yes. ... His affidavit came after. ... That is correct, Chair. ... That is correct.”