MR BANADE
Mr Chairman if I can just inform you very broadly.   I informed Mr Harrington and Erasmus before the time to concentrate or give their evidence on specific points.   They will continue along that vein in their own time and it will not be necessary for me to interject with questions from time to time.   I would like to mention that the main points which will be touched upon will be firstly the offence for which amnesty is being applied.   Secondly, with regard to each and everyone's personal background.  Thirdly, the factors political and otherwise which had bearing on them and made them the persons that they were in February 1991.   The following will, they will probably deal
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with as far as 24 February 1991, as far as what happened there and also what was going through their minds.   In conclusion the last aspect I informed them of Section 23 of the Act and asked them to remain within that context to say what their motive was and what the context was and what the objective was at the time.   Mr Chairman very briefly that is my introduction and I would like to ask Mr Harrington to be sworn in.
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