CHAIRPERSON
So that's
"During January/February 1986"
MR ANDREWS
"... I was recruited by comrade Vincent James to become an active member of the African National Congress, within a unit under Commander Robert McBride.
		At that stage we assisted in politicising the students in the area.  I received ANC material, which I read.  I often listened to Radio Freedom and participated in political discussions at the Allan Taylor residence.
		I refer to my amnesty application.  I have applied for amnesty in respect of Item 13, referred to in bundle A1, page 8, referred to as "Grenade Attack on School Principal Leaf's House", which occurred on the 8th of April 1986.
		I was arrested for this incident and was to have been a State witness.  However, since both Vincent James and Kevin Curtis pleaded guilty, no evidence was taken from me.  I have not been indemnified for this act, nor have I as yet been charged for it.
		A day or two before the 8th of April 1986, Vincent trained me in the use of handgrenades.  This was theoretical training.  On the day in question and ...(indistinct) 9.30pm, Vincent James, Kevin Curtis and I left the Allan Taylor residence to go to Mr Leaf's house.  I knew Mr Leaf as a member of the Labour Party and also as a police reservist.
		Two handgrenades were used.  I carried one and Vincent James carried the other.  We approached Mr Leaf's house from the back and threw the handgrenades to the front of the house.  There were no injuries and minimal damage to his property.
		I confirm comrade Robert's submissions on this operation.  We were at that stage concerned the Labour Party supported a State of emergency and cross-border raids.  We understood Mr Leaf as a legitimate target."
Thank you.