JOHANNES HENDRIK VAN DYK
After Colonel Erwee phoned me in November last year and told me that he had become aware of an investigation which had been launched by the Attorney General into this incident, even then I said to him that I hadn't done anything wrong and I couldn't see why I should apply for amnesty.
	He then told me that I should be aware of the fact that they also were investigating the fact that I administered the oath when he made a statement in front of me and that the statement wasn't entirely true and that that could amount to defeating the ends of justice.
	I spoke to many people about this and I received advice and also arising from press statements and things said by Bishop Tutu, namely that should there be any doubt as to whether we had committed any offence, we should apply for amnesty, and that made me feel that I should apply for amnesty for any offence which I might have committed in the execution of our orders.