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Mr Chairman and Members of the Committee, it will be my submission that a full disclosure has not been made by the applicants in this matter and it is my second submission that the onus rests on the applicant to satisfy you and Members of the Committee that they have made that full disclosure and in the absence of that, I would therefore argue that amnesty not be granted.
	Mr Chairman, it is unfortunate that only the applicants bear knowledge of the facts of this incident.  It is unfortunate, Mr Chairman, that after the massacre of these four young people, a very senior officer decided to take it upon himself to ensure that even members of the police force and senior members of the police force, did not come anywhere close to the scene so that they could observe and be in a position to assist us today.  There was a cordon thrown around and the most senior person, I think, who could have been there on the day of this incident, was the one who gave commands that people move away.  
	We know, Mr Chairman, that a docket was opened, in all probability.  We know that there was an Inquest, Mr Chairman.  We know, Mr Chairman, that those documents are missing, they cannot be found.  We know, Mr Chairman, that those documents were in the possession of members of the police force and I do not know whether in fact members of the Security Forces did not have access to them.  It's just a question which I've asked myself and I will not pursue further.