CHAIRPERSON
You see, I asked the question as a guide, Section 20, sub-section 3.  I'll read it to you, sub-paragraph E
"One of the guiding points is whether the act, ommission or offence was committed in the execution of an order of or on behalf of or with the approval of the organisation, institution, liberation movement or body of which the person who committed the act was a member or agent or supporter."
Now assuming that the battles occurred between the ANC and it's allies on the one hand and the IFP and it's associates on the other.  The applicant here was at least an ally of the African National Congress and let's assume further that the African National Congress approved of these battles as against IFP elements.  Would such a person have had the approval or tacit approval to kill a person that was not a member of the opposition or associated with the opposition?	
	Similarly, would my example of the Security Police, that such orders to policemen would be directed against opposition parties or opposition people to apartheid.  If they did in fact kill the person on the mistaken belief that he was such a person but such a person was not an opponent of apartheid, can we infer approval?