Recently, transition probabilities for Auger neutralisation of He'+ have been calculated for the case where the ion moves parallel to the surface with constant velocity 2 and where one conduction electron is captured i n a 2p-state of He+ /l/. The neutralisation rate was evaluated as a function of d and of the distance s between ion and surface. The calculations were performed by applying a simple model developed by Horiguchi et al. /Z/.In this note we briefly discuss the dependence of the neutralisation r a t e s on the nuclear charge Z of the incident ion, a s a function of the velocity a t fixed distances s. Our main purpose i s to get some rough ideas and first estimates about some of the relevant effects. We therefore apply the crude approximations discussed in /I/. The equations given in /I/ can be applied to the present case of interest if we substitute the expression 7 u + Z /4 for the parameter a in (8) to (11) of /1/ and if we multiply the total transition r a t e P ( s , u) by (Z/2)'.In /1/ a coordinate frame was used where the z-axis was parallel to the normal of the surface and the x-axis parallel to d. For the present calculations it is useful to choose a different coordinate frame with the y-axis parallel to the normal, the x-axis parallel to $, and the z-axis (quantisation axis) p e rpendicular to the x-y plane. In this frame we calculate the transition probabilities l M n (M) 1 for Auger processes where one of the electrons is captured in a Zp-state of the ion with magnetic quantum number M. 2These probabilities can be related to the parameters I At of /1/ by applying standard formulas of the angular momentum theory:1)