MR HATTINGH
Without a doubt.  I may just add, when we look at these documents, Section 19(8)(a) of the Promotion of National Unity and Reconciliation Act states that the applications, documentation in connection therewith, further information and evidence obtained before and during an investigation by the Commission, deliberations conducted in order to come to a decision, everything becomes available and public once the hearing commences.
	Now, I do not find anything in the Act to tell me that anything that we can find in that box of information that the Amnesty Committee holds in Cape Town and which is gathered prior to a public hearing, that anything of that is excluded once we start with our public amnesty hearing.
	All those documents should be at our disposal to peruse them, see whether they are relevant, see whether we should submit them to this Committee so that this Committee can be in a position to consider it, accept it, discard it, put it in proper perspective until the time when we have to make the final decision.