MS COLLETT
Just a few Mr Chairman.
	Mr Chairman, the Act is quite clear, the Truth and Reconciliation Act, it's quite clear that acts must be committed in pursuance of a political objective and that political objective must be disclosed and must be viable and must be made known to the Committee.  Now the applicants would have this Committee believe that what they did on that evening was political.  Let's give them the benefit of the doubt and assume that what they were doing was initially supposed to be political.  Let's assume that they were asking, wanting Brigadier Gqozo to stand down.  Let's assume that they caused Brigadier Gqozo to step down.  The fact of the matter is that as early as 6 o'clock that evening it was communicated with them by one of their own that Brigadier Gqozo had told him that he had stepped down.  In addition to that the interim administration in the form of Jurgens, Goosen and Vienke visited them and told them to disperse.