MR HENDRICKSE IN REPLY
Mr Chairman, in short.  During my address I in full dealt with all the requirements.  I also outlined Section 20(2)(f) and (g) to the Commission.  I did not refer in particular to it, but I drew the Commission's attention to it.
	I know that this Commission is well conversant with the context of that Section.  I may just add, my learned friend Mr Van der Berg, referred to findings of the Tebbutt Commission.  May I then refer you to a finding of the Tebbutt Commission, Volume 2, page 369, it will be made available, 369, Volume 2 "the evidence is so overwhelming that members of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging entered the Mmabatho, Mafikeng area with the vowed intention of shooting its black citizenry and that they carried out that intention.  The chilling and horrendous prayer of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging 'dominee' never countermanded by anyone that it would be expected of us today to shoot kaffirs', is testimony to this.  It is also borne out by what Mr Terreblanche said in an interview of Agenda, a programme presented by Max du Preez on the former SABC television, when he referred to what he called 'a great victory' of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging in its invasion of Bophuthatswana in that 'the outcome of the attack is exactly that 11 injuries or five deaths on the side of the AWB, but 50 dead, 285 on the side of the Bophuthatswana people', (indistinct) was the many innocent, unarmed citizens who were gunned down by members of the Afrikaner weerstandsbeweging".
	As outlined by Mr Mpshe, if we go to the criteria, the proportionality, it cannot be said that the act that the applicant is applying for amnesty for today, is totally out of proportion for was happening at that stage.
	Mr Chairman and Honourable Members, you have viewed the video, you have seen that shots were fired, not only from other vehicles in which khaki clad white men were, but also from this Mercedes Benz and it is clear that moments thereafter, when the Mercedes Benz came to a halt or to a standstill, the question asked by the Honourable Member, Sigodi, at what stage can we say that the war is over?
	We cannot, we cannot say that the war ended 15 minutes or 10 minutes after the occupants of the very blue Mercedes Benz fired shots.  That concludes my address and I submit that a proper case has been made out by the applicant to be granted amnesty.  All the requirements are met.  I thank you Mr Chairman.