MR LOUBSCHER
Thank you, Mr Chairman.
	Mr Chairman, Members of the Committee, you are well conversant with the requirements for amnesty as set out in Section 20(1).  We submit that the requirements of the Act were satisfied.  We will come back to the requirement that the act should be associated with political motives.  We submit that a full disclosure of all the relevant facts were in fact made. 
	Mr Chairman, Members of the Committee, when one has regard to Section 20, we submit that all four the applicants in fact fall within the ambit of Section 22(a).  In other words, any member -: 
"Acts committed by any member or supporter of a publicly known political organisation or liberation movement on behalf of or in support of such organisation of movement bona fide in the furtherance of the political struggle waged by such an organisation or movement against the State or any former State or another publicly known political organisation or liberation movement."
In other words, the requirement as set out in (b) (c) (d) and (f) of that sub-section really falls away in the sense, Mr Taka made mention of authority and orders, that really falls away.  If one has regard to Section 2(a) we submit that it is clear that where the - I can divide them actually in two groups there.  You have Mr Kriel who gave the initial order and you have the other three who actually executed the order with their own commander in the structure.  But it's, we submit, clear from their evidence, and it's nothing to gainsay that, that they acted on behalf of or in support of the Volksfront and to a lessor degree their evidence is also that the AWB in the person of Terre'blanche at the very least condoned the activities of this terror group, it I may call them that.