MR HATTINGH
Mr Chairman, the Amnesty Committee, consisting of the three Committee members today, may perhaps have not been aware of the existence of this documentation, but no doubt the Amnesty Committee, in the greater or the bigger picture, or the greater sense and the whole Commission as constituted by the Act, they were aware of these documents and they were supposed to put it, placed before this Committee, and if they failed to do so previously, prior to this hearing, or at the first day, there's no reason for keeping them from now providing this Committee with the full picture and all the documentation, as per the Act, where they are supposed to do that.
	I've already indicated, as per Section 19.4(b), that this Committee should accept any article and that is explained in the Section 1, the definitions of words.  
	One can also just have regard to the, what's called in Afrikaans, the "aanhef" to the Act, where it is stated, and I'll just go briefly through it, that we're looking at a complete picture as possible, a complete picture as possible, of incidents.   That I believe is some indication as to what this Committee should accept.