CHAIRPERSON
Wasn't that decision wrong?  ...[inaudible] been wrong?  On many occasions during hearings of various clients and by various applicants affiliated to various political groups, a number of policemen have made, or former policemen have made application for amnesty for committing offences ranging from murder to all sorts of things and on very many occasions they rely on this order.  For some reason or other, Mr Louis le Grange gave many orders after he died.  If he were alive and it will prove that he in fact did give the order and he was the starting point of the sequence of events, the question is begged whether he would be disqualified from applying and obtaining amnesty because he did not receive an order from anybody else, he was the author in fact of the order.  Does it follow that he would not be able to obtain amnesty?