MR SHEMBE
That is correct Mr Chairman.  To elaborate on that and to emphasise in that in the words of the sentencing Magistrate, he conceded that their was a climate at that time and it was accepted that there was a climate of violence in the area meaning that there were  -  between the two warring factions, that is the UDF and the IFP and then it happened that Mr Hlengwa was one of these parties.
	Coming to the other offences Commissioners, that the Applicant is facing he's also so remorseful to them to such an extent that if his heart can be opened it can be shown that he regrets to the last inch of his heart and he would like to extend his apologies to the members of the family and to victims who suffered those atrocities, from the bottom of his heart.  
	There's nothing more than that he can do and further than that he instructed me to say whatever the community would require him to do should this Commission deem it necessary and fit for him to be granted amnesty, he would be prepared to serve at any role which would facilitate the bringing about of peace in the area where he comes from.   
	Not unless my Honourable Commissioners, you want me to address on specific issues, those are my instructions and my humble request from the Applicant to submit to you, thank you.