ADV DE JAGER
If I could add something there.  He says
"Co-ordinated armed individuals into units, sections, with the commanders from Thokoza and Polla Park, under the agreed code of conduct."
The code of conduct makes it very clear that if they act according to the code of conduct, they can't commit a crime because the code of conduct only makes provision for self defence, but if they have exceeded then they are committing in all probability a crime, if they did not act according to the code of conduct.
	Now if you say they've acted contrarily or overstepped the code of conduct in certain events, then it could perhaps fall under the act.  But according to the statement here they acted according to the code of conduct, and as far as I can see it, the code of conduct was framed in such a way that it wouldn't allow a crime to be committed I think.