CHAIRPERSON
I can understand and we've dealt with many of these matters.  During the apartheid regime it was very politic to cover up the fact that you, that the offence that you were charged with was done with a political motive, that you were acting for APLA or for MK because that, at that time, would have been an aggravating factor, it would have made things much worse for the accused person in those Courts, but at the time of this trial, political activity, there was no reason tactical reason in a trial to hide the fact that you were acting politically.  In fact at this stage it would probably have been to your benefit to say:  "Well look, I did this in the fight for the struggle and on behalf of APLA and it wasn't my own."  It would have been changed - because of the change in dispensation from an aggravating factor, to a mitigating factor.