MR DU PLESSIS
: Mr Chairman perhaps I can just make ourview clear.   Our view is that, and I have stated that beforethis Committee publicly, our view is that it is of importanceto determine the ages of these people.   It is also importantfor purposes of the Committee when giving amnesty, if the Committeeshould decide to give amnesty, that amnesty should be given inrespect of the death of certain individuals as far as that canbe ascertained.   We do not have a problem with that.   If theenquiry should place beyond doubt who the people in the Kombiwere, we don't have a problem because then we can be granted amnestyin respect of that.   If the result is that the people cannotbe identified, we will apply for amnesty in respect of the deathof the unknown person who were in the Kombi.   We say that thereshould be no reason whatsoever to preclude any further investigationsto find out the truth.