CAPE TOWN - Members of Parliament say Brown Mogotsi is making unreasonable demands after he refused to appear before the Ad Hoc Committee, demanding private security. Mogotsi’s non-appearance took centre stage in Parliament on Wednesday, where MPs unanimously agreed to subpoena the political fixer. While Parliament offered Mogotsi its Protection Services escort, he refused, saying he wanted his own personal security to be used. Speaking to eNCA, Mogotsi said he wanted Parliament to ensure that his private security arrives in Cape Town. He said for security reasons, he wanted his security detail to arrive in Cape Town a day earlier so arrangements for his accommodation and airport pick-up could be made.