CHAIRPERSON
No, no, nobody's going to do that.   We have to be satisfied that a crime was committed for a political reason, in the context of politics, in the context of political struggle.   In addition to that, once the applicant has passed that test, then we must investigate as to whether he's told us substantially everything that needs to be known about that offence, and that's the end of the matter. If he complies with those two requirements, he must be granted amnesty.   If he doesn't comply with the first requirement, then he doesn't get amnesty.