MR ALBERTS
That is correct Mr Chairman but it's my submission that it is not necessarily for amnesty to be granted that they had to act on specific orders or even with the implied authority of the party and it's my submission even where they act in contradiction of the party's, as a whole, ideology of non violence still they believed that they were acting on behalf of the party.
	And that was their bona fide belief.  That's my submission.  It's exactly that, they believed that they were acting correctly although they knew that they were not acting with the consent of the party but they felt that they acted on behalf of the party.  Further it's my submission that they did both show that they do have remorse.  
	They did apologise for what they were doing and the relationship between the commission of the act and the purpose that they wanted to achieve in the end turned out to be quite far removed in the sense that innocent people died.  But it's my submission that that was not the initial intention of these people.  When they acted they had a bona fide belief that they were attacking ANC members at the start at least.