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That is precisely what our interpretation is, and we believe that it is the correct interpretation.  In fact, if one has reference and we do have copies of articles which we could hand to you, articles that deal with extradition in political offence - in the instance of political offences, where there is debate and discussion around a political offence and what they refer to as a related political offence, and they refer to an offence which is connected with the political objective.  That crime, where they talk about that offence, which is connected with the political objective, is an ordinary common law crime. It is not a political crime, it is not a crime that was necessarily committed with a political objective, and there are instances where in such cases, extradition has been refused on the basis that in the broader sense it is defined as a political crime.
	So we are saying that this argument is not a new one, but there is such a thing as an offence associated with the political objective.  Take terms for example, like motive.  It strikes one that nowhere in the Act do they refer to 
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political motive.