MR MADASA
Yes, Mr Chair, I think I'll do that in writing.  I believe I've covered that, but if you still have a difficulty with that, we can submit it in writing.  Personally I don't see any difficulty.
	Continuing on the fact that the applicant was not malicious, he took precautionary measures and this does not detract from the fact that his conduct was criminal.  All I'm arguing on this point was the fact that he was not doing this out of malice, he took measures to ensure that people were not killed unnecessarily, even if they were political activists, one was expected to arrest, or at least to attempt to arrest first, and this is what he did.