MR HOCKEY
To say that the other activities of the CCB are not relevant is not right.  Mr Chairman, I represent some of the victims of one of the acts perpetrated by the CCB operatives and they want to know how they fit in in the grand scheme of things.  They for example say that they had nothing to do with the allegations made against them by the applicants, is wrong, they were an ordinary Youth Movement, they were not involved with bombings of the Athlone Police Station, or at the Athlone Post Office.  They relied - The CCB relied on information given to them by gangsters and they acted on that information and they want to know why did the CCB operate in this way.  In which other areas did the CCB recruit gangsters?  Where do they rely on information given to them by gangsters?  Another subsection (iii)(b) says
"Where a particular act, omission or offence  contemplated in (ii) is an act associated with a political objective, shall be decided with reference to the following criteria."
Now one of that criteria is, I'm referring to (b) then, 
"The context in which the act, omission or offence took place and in particular whether the act, omission or offence was committed in the course or a spark of a political uprising, etc, etc."
Now in this context Mr Chairman, my argument is that the victims are entitled to know how they fit into that broad objective of the CCB and therefore all the relevant facts are not restricted to these particular three incidents but other incidents that could ascribe to the CCB as well.  Thank you Mr Chairman.