The Kotzé Report

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SECTION I

CONTENTS

Section I

• To The State President (pp. ii-iv)

Section II

• CHAPTER 1: Introduction (p. 1)

• CHAPTER 2: Establishment of the Commission (pp.2-4)

• CHAPTER 3: Review of Activities and Modi Operandi (pp.5-10)

• CHAPTER 4: Scientology: Its Nature, Its Founder and Its Organization (pp. 11-38)

  • The Term Scientology
  • The Founder
  • The Organization of the Scientology Movement

Section III

• CHAPTER 5: The Aims and Objects of Scientology (pp. 39-68)

• CHAPTER 6: The Basic Theory Underlying Dianetic and Scientology Therapy (pp.69-91)

  • Introduction
  • The Theory of Dianetics
    • The reactive and analytical minds
    • Engrams and aberrations
    • The consequences of engrams
    • Dianetic therapy
    • Clear as the goal

• CHAPTER 7: The Auditor (pp. 92-99)

  • The Auditor's Function
  • Instructions to Auditors
    • Instructions contained in the Auditor's Code
    • Instructions for the use of the various techniques
  • The Auditor's Qualifications
  • The Dangers of Auditing by Inadequately Trained Auditors

• CHAPTER 8: The E-Meter (pp. 100-113)

• CHAPTER 9: Some Harmful Practices of Scientology (pp.114-155)

Section IV

• CHAPTER 10: The Nature and Amount of Remunerations Charged or Received and the Manner and Methods by which these Funds are Collected (pp.157-168)

  • Charges Levied for Processing
  • Royalties Derived from Books and Publications
  • Monies Received from the Sale of E-Meters and Books
  • Monies Received from the Sale of Tapes
  • Profits from Congresses
  • Cash Penalties or Fines

Section V

• CHAPTER 11: The Manner in which Scientology is Advertised (pp.169-179)

  • Promotion by Word of Mouth
  • Promotion by Letter Writing
  • Promotion by Means of Open Meetings or Congresses
  • Advertisements in the Press
  • Advertising through the Medium of the "Auditor" and "Understanding"
  • Promotion by Means of Publicising Sunday Services

Section VI

• CHAPTER 12: Children in Scientology (pp.181-194)

Section VII

• CHAPTER 13: Scientology: Its Claims to be a Religious Philosophy, a Religion and a Church (pp. 195-218)

  • The Philosophy of Scientology
  • Scientology as a Religious Philosophy and Its Claim to be a Religion
  • The Claim of Scientology to be a Church

• CHAPTER 14: Scientology and Its Attacks on Psychiatry (pp. 219-229)

Section VIII

• CHAPTER 15: Summary of Recommendations (pp. 231-232)

Addendum

• Evidence: Mr. Jan Hendrik du Plessis.

List of Annexures

• "A": Schedule of Persons and Organizations from whom Memoranda were Obtained.

• "B": Schedule Indicating the Names of the Witnesses who Testified Viva Voce-

  Witnesses called by Counsel Designated to Assist the Commission in the Presentation of Evidence.

  Witnesses who were not Required to Testify on Oath or Affirmation and who were also Called by Counsel Designated to Assist the Commission in the Presentation of Evidence.

  Witnesses Specifically Called to Testify by and on Behalf of the Church of Scientology in South Africa (Pty.) Ltd.

• "C": Schedule of Documents Submitted to the Commission at Its Public Meetings and Recorded as Exhibits.

• "D": Chart Reflecting the Administrative Divisions of the Church of Scientology.

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Report of the Commission of Enquiry into Scientology for 1972
Republic of South Africa