MR PURSHOTAM
That's the Judgment of - in the matter of Botha and Smuts.  I think it must be Judge Galgut.  Judge Hugo, in his Judgment - and this is in preparation to passing the death penalty on the applicants - he mentioned that "in this climate a deed such as this, is one which awakens the strongest possible disapproval of the public because it intensely increases tension and racial hatred".
	Mr Botha and Mr Smuts had an opportunity yesterday before this Committee, to tell us what they intend doing once they're released, if this Committee is disposed to grant their applications.  They intend carrying on with the struggle.  So we're talking about more innocent Black people being killed.
	I would like to close by making one more submission, two more actually, that from all the evidence before this Committee, it's clear that the applicants were on a frolic on their own with no discernible public - sorry - political  objective.  Something that has been mentioned repeatedly before this Committee, is the question of remorse and repentance.  We have a banner here which says: "Truth - The Road to Reconciliation".  That's the banner which hangs behind this Committee.  
	This morning while I was leading the victims and their dependents, I asked of each and every one of them, have you been approached by any one of the applicants in this hall today or yesterday, to ask forgiveness.  I belaboured the point, it was mentioned  eight times  but up to now  none of the applicants have cared to approach 
any of the victims or their families.  They're sitting right next to each other but up to now, they haven't had the courtesy and the repentance and the remorse to approach them, shake their hands and say, I'm sorry.  So what kind of remorse are kind of remorse are we talking about?  ...[no sound]  mentioned repeatedly to the applicants whether they were remorseful and repentant.  And therefore, we must deal with that question and deal with the credibility of the applicants in this regard.  That is all I have to say.  If there's any further questions from members of the Committee, I'll be pleased to answer them.