MR RUDOLPH
I am going to be very brief. I would just like to raise the matter of the total disclosure and the political objectives.
	Regarding the total disclosure, yesterday, in my ignorance, because I thought it would take the matter a bit further, my request was, that we get Mr de Klerk here because I thought that there should not be an opportunity for the Committee to have heard something which it should not have heard.
	When it comes to the judging of my approach, I can just show you the document which was made available by the Committee, on page 2801.  I never received this document, I never received anything from the TRC except the wrong address as to where the Commission would sit.  On page 2801, the magistrate at Potchefstroom was busy with his ruling and in the second paragraph on the page, it starts with accused number 2:
"Accused number 2 is an outspoken man, fired by the emotions, he does not doubt to express himself as opposed to those who differ from his political objectives nor does he put all facts in front of him, even though this could be to his detriment."
And then - I am sorry am I too quick?