MR MOERANE
Thank you.  Mr Chairman, we are involved here with a public inquiry into an application for amnesty by the various applicants.  These applications involve the unlawful killing of certain people, of 9 people.  The relatives of these people are here and they have come to find out how their loved ones were killed, why they were killed, by whom they were killed.
	Now, what we have so far Mr Chairman, are the identities of the persons who actually pulled the trigger.  We know why they were killed, if that will be the evidence of the rest of the applicants that these were ambushes.  We do not know, from the side of people who under normal circumstances would have been sympathetic to the cause of the deceased, who were involved.  I think it's important for the families to know who amongst the ranks of the ANC or their sympathisers was involved in the death of their loved ones.  The identity of that person, from my questioning of Col de Kock and from my questioning of W/O Pienaar, is a person who has made a statement, a statement before this Honourable Committee.  I haven't disclosed the name to those instructing me, but I don't think I should be privy to information to which those instructing me are not privy.  I think they should know what I know.  There's no reason for me to conceal from them information which they seek, information which is important to them, so that they also can begin the process of healing when they know the full facts surrounding the death of their loved ones.  I do not believe that this person is still a source or an informer of the police and I submit, Mr Chairman, that her identity should be disclosed.  Those I represent have no malicious intent against her, they just want to know, that is all.  Thank you.