CHAIRPERSON
Ja, but I think one also - it's those words that led to the reversal of the so-called "ANC37" decision, that prevents the granting of so-called blanket amnesty.  You've got to only grant amnesty in respect of certain specific identified acts.  That's quite clear.  But does that mean like you interpret it as well?  For instance, when you've got a conspiracy to kill 30 people and the conspirator only applies in respect of one, are the other 29 completely irrelevant?