MR MADASA
I am sorry to interrupt, Mr Chair. The question which my learned friend is insisting on, I believe that it has been answered by the applicant.  The applicant has told the Committee that when he was tried, he did not divulge the true state of affairs.  So the Attorney-General, when he made this report, was not aware of the true facts.  In other words he was not aware of the motive as to why those killings took place.  That is why he made this comment because he was deprived of that information.  That is what the applicant is saying.