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Mr Chair, with regard to taking part in the attack I have already made the submissions that it is so improbable as to be discounted.  My submission is that the general order had come from Chris Hani and that should be accepted as it was early in 92.  The precise date we do not know.  The specific order also must have emanated from somewhere, but it was certainly transmitted, by what Nkuna says, Solly and Derick to him.  Now, this is where the application becomes subtle and this is where this Commission might accept or reject the application and there is no doubt about it that as a matter of Law it is a question of the interpretation of the concept of full disclosure of all relevant facts.
	You will recall that Joe Nkuna said I am not coming here to make a whole lot of comments that it has been speculated I will make.  What he is saying that he himself accepts responsibility for the carrying out of that operation.  He says that the information that he received relating to Mr Shabangu is clearly wrong and he is sorry about that, but he says that he believed it at the time and the reason why he believed it at the time is because it had come from two former MK Comrades who he regarded as working in military intelligence and whom he trusted as bringing a proper message, but furthermore he himself says that at the time he was not thinking clearly, because of the attack and the paranoia that he was feeling and what he should really have done is he should have double, double, double checked, but ...