MOKOTEDI MPSHE
Mr Chairman, I have no reason to again say what the Chair said, I am in full agreement therewith.
	Mr Chairman, the second requirement as required by the Act Mr Chairman, before coming to the Act, just to clear the dust that has been provoked by the arguments Mr Chairman, I just want to address the question of the war situation.
	The manner in which this has been canvassed and addressed by my learned friend, Mr Van der Berg, it comes through as though it is a requirement for you to be granted amnesty once more, you should have committed that particular act in a war situation.  It should have taken place during a war situation, or it should have taken place during some, a disturbance of some sort, or it should have taken place during a particular upheaval, and that is not the requirement.
	To go further on that Mr Chairman, we know of applicants, I don't want to say perpetrators, we know of applicants and we know for a fact the situation that prevailed in this country, orchestrated by the then Security Forces, where a person would be collected from his house and be killed by the Security Forces, in a quiet  moment when there would be no political upheaval, where there would be no political disturbance, people were collected from their houses.
	I can mention a few Mr Chairman, which are ...