MR WILKINSON
I can refer you to the page number but I'm quoting from the document prepared for the trial court.  It won't necessarily be the same pages as you have in front of you but I will see to it that I will prepare a full copy of the judgment.
	Insofar as the objective of the act is concerned, it's my submission that these two criteria are very closely linked.  The attack was aimed against the Black civilians who were simply identified as potential victims.  The objective of the attack - and the reaction to the attack that morning was in furtherance of the Orde Boerevolk's policy and doctrine.  As far as the order is concerned, the act was carried out in - as a result of an order given by the cell leader and Botha testified that he gave the order that they should shoot.  
	If I can take the Commission back to the trial court where Judge Hugo said the following:
"We accept that Botha took the initiative, in that evening's attack and we also accept that he was in a position of authority".
He also says that:
"We accept that Botha gave the ultimate order to shoot".
The applicant admits in retrospect that the attack perhaps did not succeed in it's purpose.  The applicant did not plan the action but it was a simple instruction coming from higher up.  I'd like to refer you to Mr Boraine and Levy's book, The Healing of the Nation where in a schedule, the following is said by a Mr Norgaard where he sets out certain criteria in Namibia.  Mr Norgaard says the following:
"In such cases, it must be recognised that there may be little or no explanation as to why a particular target has been selected for attack and I do not consider that the absence of such explanation is decisive against the act being political".
He continues:
"I therefore ...[inaudible] relevant to consider whether the act was one which could have been regarded as within the scope of the campaign".
All three applicants throughout, said that they were working with Orde Boerevolk policy.  There is a document and was submitted to the Committee, setting out the guidelines and the policy of the Orde Boerevolk and it's clear that their policy gave rise to this counter-attack that night.