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Mr Chair can I say something.  I don't know whether I will be clarifying or might be complicating the whole issue. I was under the impression that there are two types of denial. Where a person has been charged or convicted of an certain act, let's say attempted murder and he was convict on attempted murder on the basis of common purpose, then the Amnesty Committee can decide to grant amnesty or refuse amnesty on those bases even though the person may come here and say, I actually didn't murder the person but I was convicted on basis of common purpose.  So that would be denial but the person would still be charged of murder because of common purpose.
	And then another scenario would be the situation where the person says, I wasn't even there at the scene, I didn't do it, and that would be the denial we are talking about where the Amnesty does not have jurisdiction to ...(intervention)