MR BLACK
Thank you, Madam Chair.   The offences in respect of which the applicant is seeking amnesty appear, first of all, in his amnesty application form on page 8 of the record.   Thereafter they are referred to on page 27 of the record, which is the judgment which was delivered by Judge Curlewis, where it's more clearly set out.
	The first charge is one of murder, the second I presume is preventing two constables in carrying out their duties, the third charge is being in possession of a 9mm pistol, the fourth charge is being in possession of ammunition for that pistol, the fifth charge, for which he was arraigned in the High Court, was escaping from lawful custody.   On page 46 of the record it appears that - no, I beg your - no, no, chair, I beg your pardon - it's on page 42 of the record, it appears that the applicant was found guilty on counts 1, 2, 3 and 4, and not guilty on count 5.   So it's in respect of 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the counts for which he was found guilty.