MR SMIT
Well it differentiates between a generally known political organisation, or a liberation movement, so the "or" would state that it could be any party then.  But liberation movement could be an unknown movement as well, unknown organisation.  And the qualification - my learned attorney is showing me now, the qualification is that
"... die bevrydingsbeweging ten behoewe van, of ter ondersteuning van (which is important) so 'n organisasie of beweging."
So:
"... bevrydingsbeweging (Toekomsgesprek) ten behoewe van die (Konserwatiewe Party), of ter ondersteuning van (weer eens) die Konserwatiewe Party."
That includes the one in (a), I would submit to you, Mr Chairman.
	The others, (b) deals with workers of the government or any previous government, or members of the Security Forces, as well as (c).  (d) might also be applicable where it says:
"... any employee or member of a publicly known organisation or liberation movement in the course and scope of his or her duties."
That directly deals with the statements in - the setting our the liberation movement in (a) once again.  That is Section 20(2)(d).