MR KNOETZE
Which evidence I submit, Mr Chairman, with respect, is acceptable not only because it wasn't challenged but you heard the quality of it.  The witness was clearly speaking from his heart.  He was honest.  He disclosed everything.  You will recall that we also made further documents available to the leader of evidence which he did not even find necessary to refer to, which must be an indication to you that everything of substance was in fact referred to.  It is for that reason, Mr Chairman, the requirement contained in section 21(c) I submit has also been satisfied.
	Mr Chairman there is also of course section 22(e) which, if the Committee has any problem, in regard to the coup d'etat in respect of which you will recall General van der Westhuizen testifying that when Ron Reid-Daly wanted to do it he was advised not to do so, the defence force wasn't supporting him anymore although it had been part of the plan initially.  But 22(e) reads that:-
"Any person in the performance of a coup d'etat to take over the government of any former state or in any attempt thereto, is also entitled to amnesty".