MR CURRIN
That's why I don't - I can't understand why of the ten that were forwarded, six were released and four were not.  But I do know that there had been a decision in 1995 that since the Truth Commission was being established and there was going to be an Amnesty Committee, that committee should deal with these difficult cases, as they were termed.  That is my information.
	With regard to all the documentation, the records, the agreements, the Record of Understanding, the history, the background to that, all of that documentation is available at the office of the Indemnity Board in Pretoria.  I know that it is there because I have seen it when I was involved as the chairperson of the Advisory Committee.  We worked from all that documentation.  So it is there and one could get it either from Mr Kleynhans or one of his assistants. 
	When you went to the house and you threw petrol in the house, how many of the comrades, the accused were in the house at the time?