MR NOMPOZOLO
Thank you Mr Chairman.
	Mr Chairman, let me open by saying Rifleman Gonya appeared to me as a very unsophisticated person.  He was holding a position of a Rifleman at the time of the incident.  He was working for the Ciskei Defence Force.  Now, if one can take everything in context, Mr Chairman, the army issued them with armoury, knowing fully well that they are going to meet with people.  It is very clear the message the army had, Mr Chairman, that by giving them lethal weapons like those they were given, it was very clear that they were going to be used.  What was remaining was when to use them and when the time came, Mr Chairman, an order was issued for them to carry out what the army knew was going to happen and they carried out orders, Mr Chairman.  Mr Chairman, with respect to my Learned Colleague, I'm not criticising him, but Mr Gonya was an honest witness, he has actually revealed some things which were not known even by the Commission, which were not known by anyone regarding this incident.  He would not make it up, Mr Chairman, for instance, that Mr van der Bank went to Parliament and used binoculars, where would he take that from?  He's being honest.  He's saying that:  "Well, I understood that the order was saying I must shoot."