Table 1: Sample 1: an all-source sample selected from the source list of Paper I in order to estimate the redshift distribution: $S_{\rm 2.7~GHz} \ge 0.25$ Jy, $S_{\rm lim}\le 0.25$ Jy, $2.5\hbox {$^\circ $ }\ge \delta \ge -40\hbox {$^\circ $ }$ .
Ident No redshift Redshift Total

QSO
20 308 328

BL 34 9 43

G 57 27 84

Obsc 2 0 2

e 1 0 1

Totals 114 344 458

**Table 1:** Sample 1: an all-source sample selected from the source list of Paper I in order to estimate the redshift distribution: $S_{\rm 2.7~GHz} \ge 0.25$ Jy, $S_{\rm lim}\le 0.25$ Jy, $2.5\hbox {$^\circ $ }\ge \delta \ge -40\hbox {$^\circ $ }$ .
Ident	No redshift	Redshift	Total
QSO	20	308	328
BL	34	9	43
G	57	27	84
Obsc	2	0	2
e	1	0	1
Totals	114	344	458

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	1 Introduction
	2 The redshift distribution
	3 The Radio Luminosity Function (RLF)
	4 The redshift cutoff
	5 The form of the evolution
	6 Summary
	References