CAPE TOWN - Parliament’s SAPS Ad Hoc Committee has given Paul O'Sullivan until noon on Monday to respond to a request to appear before the committee or face being subpoenaed.
MPs want the forensic investigator to reappear before the committee on Thursday or summons will be issued.
Andile Tetyana, Parliament’s Legal Advisor said a letter was sent to O’Sullivan on Friday.
MPs met on Monday to discuss O’Sullivan’s abrupt exit and incomplete testimony before the committee last Thursday.
In an exclusive interview with eNCA on Friday, O’Sullivan defended his decision saying he had a plane to catch.
According to O'Sullivan, it had been agreed that he would appear before the committee until 1pm as he needed to catch a 3.15pm flight to Johannesburg.
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Questions have also been raised about his claimed R90,000 expenses and luxury hotel stays.
Former acting National Police Commissioner Khomotso Phahlane is set to appear on Thursday.