UNKNOWN
Thank you, Mr Chairperson.
	Mr Chairperson and members of the Committee, I will first start by responding to certain issues raised by my learned friends and thereafter address the Committee as prepared.
	Mr Chairman, members of the Committee, mention is made of the fact that Mr Gerber, the first applicant, was a member of the National Party and he acted in his capacity due to the influence of him being a member of the National Party.  But nowhere in evidence either by himself, nor the record in the court of law, is it mentioned that he acted on a mandate or order or command of the National Party.
	It is further stated that the action was directed towards the PAC.  They acted as they did because of their belief.
	Mr Chairman and members of the Committee, there is not evidence before you now that can convince you, with respect, that the deceased was indeed a member of the PAC.  All what he said was that Mr Gerber reasonably believed that the deceased was a member of the PAC.  But that does not suffice, that is not enough.  We are not told what made him to reasonably believe that he was a member of the PAC.