MR MBANDAZAYO
If I remember very well, myfirst amnesty application Judge Khampepe maybe will remember in East London,we had a similar case of Madenazapo, a guy who was convicted of kidnapping. It so happened that he did not know that he was convicted of kidnapping andI still remember Judge Wilson said so, it was far fetched because it was allin the process of committing the same crime, because they took away the peoplewho were there and at the end of the day, they were blowing, if I still remember,they were blowing a petrol station in Uitenhage and they took away people atgunpoint and they were saving them from being blown up.    At the end of theday they were convicted, and they did not apply and the Committee found thatit was part and parcel of the whole process, that was a whole incident.  Itis therefore still my argument, and he was granted amnesty, despite not havingapplied for that, because it felt that it was part and parcel and it is stillmy contention even today, that in as much as they don't believe that they were,but still it was part and parcel of the whole incident.  That is what I wantedto touch on Chairperson and Honourable members of the Committee, thank you.