MR HATTINGH
Mr Chairman, with respect, no.  One has to have, as quite correctly pointed out at the beginning when you posed your question to me, have regard to the preamble to subsection (3), which  says
"...whether a particular act, omission or offence contemplated in subsection (2), is an act associated with a political objective, shall be resided with reference to the following criteria ...",
	and then it goes on to say -
"... but does not include any act, omission or offence committed by any person referred to in the subsection who acted for personal gain."
	Now, who acted for personal gain, that presupposes that the act which he performed, was performed for personal gain.  You cannot adjudicate that question with reference to events which occurred after the act is performed.