ADV PRIOR
Sorry, Mr Chairman, that's just by way of background.
	That was the context in which Brigadier Fitla then said the following:
"So that is the political benefit also we are talking about and when we talk about proportionality here, we could have easily gone for much easier targets than the adults. We could have gone for creches, we could have gone for institutions for the disabled but we had to look at proportionality.  Some of the things that we could also politically justify and defend.  If we had gone for children in a nursery school we would not be in a position to stand on this platform today and proudly speak of those activities, so therefore we looked at our operation at two levels as well.  First, the political benefits that would be derived by those activities in terms of also the support that both APLA and the PAC would enjoy"
And I end the quotation. 
	I want to suggest to you that in the light of what Brigadier Fitla said, that it was not APLA policy to attack school children as you have mentioned here today and that if you say it was then you belonged to a different group than APLA, as we heard from Brigadier Mofokeng and Brigadier Fitla in October in Cape Town last year.  Would you like to comment on that?