CHAIRPERSON
Mr Mohlaba, I must express my concern at the way in which you are leading evidence which might actually be to the detriment of your client.
	It is of utmost importance that I think everyone who appears before us, has read the Act and really, comprehends the application of his client and lead that evidence that will advance his client's application for amnesty.
	To this extent, it is of utmost importance that that evidence should connect the state of mind of an applicant at the time of committing an offence, to the conflict that we are dealing with.  Up to now, there has been no such connection.
	No evidence has been led as to why Mr Mkhabela once he was seen shooting at people in a kombi, by amongst others your client, he then thought those people were being shot within the context of the political conflict that we all know existed in this township.
	We would have wanted you to have led that kind of evidence at the time when he was describing that shooting.