MR RICHARD
Chairperson, I'm aware of the Committee Members' problems.  The applicant was convicted on the basis of common purpose, as it quite often in the case of witchcraft killings.  There were certain witnesses whose evidence was preferred instead of his denial at the trial.  If we accept that the trial court found him guilty on the basis of common purpose, I would then attempt to argue that there is an act that he can receive amnesty for.  It's the best I can do in the situation.  He denies participating in the killing, but within the act, the concept of common purpose.