GEORGE BIZOS
Yes, I agree fully.  I merely say that you take those factors into consideration in assessing, in assessing the sort of person that we have before you, as in relation to motive and in relation to proportionality.  That even at this stage, that even at this stage, they wallow in pleasure in hearing Mr Clark insulting the Commission and I'm not saying for one moment that insulting the Commission is a ground for refusing amnesty but it's evidence of their thinking processes at the time that they committed their act, their thinking processes in relation to motive, their thinking process in relation to the proportionality.
	What I'm saying is that what they have shown themselves to be and what they are likely to do in the future having regard to their behaviour here throws light on what sort of persons made this decision to assassinate and for that reason they are not entitled to Amnesty.  If they comply with the other provisions, if they were authorised, if they've made full disclosure, if it is found that it is not disproportionate, then obviously they are entitled to it.