MR VISSER
Now, if you continue, you will observe Mr Chairman, if my memory serves me correctly, that Section 2 deals with the first category and Section 3 will deal with the granting of indemnity Mr Chairman.  And then there is a Section 4, which will deal with articles or objects which are also dealt with by the Act.  The point about the Act was that there were three categories for which a person could apply whether he was a prisoner or not.
	Certainly if you were a prisoner, you would not have been prohibited or precluded from applying in terms  of Section 2, but in terms of Section 3 Mr Chairman, you didn't even, that dealt with the situation where you committed an act with a political objective and you could obtain indemnity.
	And there was also another category Mr Chairman, that was temporary immunity and the background was of course that there were a lot of people who were abroad and who were considered to be necessary to be brought back into the country to take part in the negotiation process prior to the first democratic elections Mr Chairman.
	And that was really the purpose of Act 151 of 1992, is to deal with those issues temporarily.