ADV DU PLESSIS
Mr Chairman, may I perhaps comment just on two aspects.  
	The first aspect is that the evidence pertaining to Brigadiers Victor and Schoon which was given 
this morning, was actually in the light of the previous evidence that was given, no more than probably a 
repetition of what was given already.
	So that evidence was in any event available to Mr Visser and there is nothing new in terms of 
which his clients have been implicated.  
	In respect of the affidavits that they want to hand up Mr Chairman, clearly we do not have a 
problem with that, except for one aspect thereof, and that is that I would like to be in a position to be able to 
consider the contents of such an affidavit before evidence is led pertaining to a specific incident, so that I 
can take it up with my clients, so that I can lead evidence pertaining to any contradictions PRETORIA 
HEARING	AMNESTY/