MR RUDOLPH
I notice that in the Honourable Lady's submission.  I just did not understand the last part of what she said regarding the magistrate's remark about the firearm, but it is not necessary to take it any further.  The magistrate weighed the two things and said what he agreed with and what he did not.  I just want to say, because this might possibly be the only opportunity that we have to say this to one another, when you speak about people who could not vote and people who had to undergo forced removals, when you make that accusation you must do that against the National Party and not against us.  But what I do want to tell you is that even if we had the right to vote and not the freedom then that right to vote could be like a lollipop in the hand of a child who wants food.  Thank you very much.