Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said the JSC is agreed that all candidates appearing before it will be treated with dignity and respect although this does not mean they will not face robust questioning.
CAPE TOWN - Chief justice Raymond Zondo on Tuesday said that the Judicial Services Commission agreed that all candidates appearing before it would be treated with dignity and respect, although this did not mean they would not face robust questioning.
Zondo said that the JSC had "very fruitful and constructive discussions" on Monday on its mandate and selection criteria for appointments.
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