MR MARTINI
No, I submit a twofold argument on that basis, the Committee can't grant blanket - if the Committee grants amnesty to Mr van Zyl, for example, for the acts, it can never be said that he's got blanket amnesty for other conspiracies which the CCB might have been involved in, because then we're come into all different tests.  So he can't have his cake and eat it.  He can only apply and get amnesty, full amnesty, for the acts for which he applies.  And he's got to make a disclosure in respect of those acts, because he takes his chance.  If the Committee finds well I believe there was evidence you ... and you don't grant amnesty, Chairperson, then possibly if the Attorney-General decides to prosecute, there's a prosecution.  That's the chance he takes.  But my submission is yes, there's no blanket amnesty once the Committee has granted amnesty.  If the Committee grants amnesty, no applicant, in my view, can allege later on a totally different act and say well I got amnesty.