CHAIRPERSON
Good Morning everybody.  You will recall that yesterday we commenced the hearing and then an application was made by both Messrs Rudolph and Terre'blanche, the applicants, in relation to the Ventersdorp incident and that thereafter we proceeded with the evidence of Mr Terre'blanche in regard to the other incidents in respect of which he applies for amnesty.
	We dealt with the evidence concerning the Van Jaarsveld incident.  I think it would probably be more convenient at this stage, Mr Terre'blanche, if we just - I am sure it will not take long, deal with the weapons incident and then get back to the Ventersdorp incident and then we will deal with the two of you together instead of going back to the Ventersdorp and then back to your own application later.
	So if we can, at this stage then, proceed with the application relating to the weapons and essentially this application is a chamber matter really, because it doesn't involve any form of gross human rights violation as defined in the Act, but we would appreciate it if you would just give us some information relating particularly to a description of the weapons used, the amount and type of weapons and the reason why they were in your possession, perhaps, and anything else that you wish to tell us about that.
	So if we could proceed on that basis and I would remind you that you are still under your declaration to tell the truth.