PIETER JOHANN VERSTER
Mr Chairperson, concerning that point I made statements back then and my proposal was that I would like to talk to the person who did the work that I did and then we look each other in the eye and then I'll say to him we fought and this was like a rugby match, we tackled each other and after the match it is over but what happened here only comes from one side.  It is in my opinion only projected on people like me, it is only in the minority.  At the moment I represent a minority in this country.  The same path was not followed with the other side of the spectrum.  Those people who were my enemies back then and that I put in writing, in statements and it can be found in documentation with the Commission.  I am not sorry that I did things that could protect the sovereignty of the State as I understood it at that time.  I performed my duty to the best of my ability, I wanted to do it in a productive way and that mistakes had occurred and that we were all people, might be so and I'm sorry about the mistakes but I am not of the conviction in a Roman Catholic style go and sit in a box and then to make a confession and within this context then I would handle it.