NORMAN ARENDSE
Thank you.  Mr Madasi, I'm reading back to you a written statement which you haven't signed, I'd like you to confirm the contents thereof whilst you are under oath.  It reads as follows
"I am an applicant in this matter and I am 26 years old.  The facts to which I depose are true and correct and within my personal knowledge unless the context states otherwise.  I went to school and passed standard four.  I joined the PAC in 1988 through AZANYO and I joined APLA in 1992 while I was in the Transkei.
	I also underwent military training in the Transkei under one Mzala.  I was involved in three APLA operations before the Heidelberg Tavern attack.  The first one was in the Eastern Cape in approximately March 1993 and the other two were at the Nyanga East and Lingelethu West stations which have been referred to by Humphrey Luyanda Gqomfa in his affidavit.
	The affidavit of Gqomfa has been read to me, I understand the contents and I confirm it insofar as it relates to me and I respectfully request that it be incorporated in this affidavit.  With regard to the first operation, we had received our instructions from Leshlapa Mfashlele but the Cape Town operations including the Heidelberg Tavern operation, we received our instructions initially from Nonuba and subsequently from Gqomfa who was the commander of our unit.
The first time I was told of which targets we were to hit was on the day the operation took place".  
	Now Mr Chairman, the material and very critical and important amendments relate to paragraph 7, so I just want to ask Mr Madasi to relate to the Committee, his role in the Heidelberg Tavern attack.
	Mr Madasi, according to your comrade Luyanda Gqomfa, you were - your job was to fire the rifle grenade as a withdrawal signal, do you remember that?