UNKNOWN
Mr Chairman, I do not want to be unnecessarily difficult, but with all due respect to my learned friend Mr Hugo, the witness testified that that is the subject matter of another application.  This cross-examination goes to nothing else but to carefully scrutinise an application which is not before the Commission at this stage.
	I can very well understand that if my learned friend because his client was working under the command of the applicant at this stage, wants to clarify the role that my client played of his client, but quite frankly is my learned friend opposing this applicant's application for amnesty?   If so, on what basis is he opposing it and what locus standi as a co-applicant has he got to oppose it?  I would like to hear that from him, and furthermore this is going so wide that it is really where it can serve no purpose to listen to the full details of another operation which this Committee or another Committee like this, at a later stage may have to hear.  Thank you sir.