CHAIRPERSON
Now, a person gives evidence at a Section 29 hearing, right, that same person gives evidence later at an amnesty hearing, okay.   The evidence that was given at the Section 29 hearing is used in the amnesty hearing, made public, amnesty is for argument sake has to be refused, because if it is granted, then there is no other action, but if it is refused, are you saying then that because the Section 29 hearing evidence was used in the Amnesty Committee, it can then be used against that person in any subsequent criminal trial, but not the evidence that he gave at the Amnesty Committee, that he gave viva voce at the hearing here?  Or are you saying that both can be used against him?  Because if one takes a look at Section 31(3), I don't know if you - I am asking you Mr Dehal, are you distinguishing between the Section 29 evidence and the evidence given at an amnesty hearing?