MR D'OLIVIERA
Mr Chairman it is correct.  His actions were unlawful and the question, as I understand it now, is how far away from the conduct of his duties was it? What I am arguing is that the context of the situation must be understood.  There was what amounted to a war situation in the Kwamanambe area.  His actions must be seen in the light of that.
	The actions must be seen in the light of what had happened before, the crimes he had committed in the pursuit, presumably of his political objectives, I'm referring to the deceased now, the fact that this wrongly in the mind of the applicant, this was the way it had to be dealt with in order to put an end to that terror.  This is as a result of what I would call the abnormal policing in which members of the police such as the applicant had become subjected to.  They were being used in a role which normally would not be associated with policing.  But nevertheless it came about because of the fact that he was employed by the police to do the duties of fighting off (...indistinct)