UNKNOWN
Honourable Chairperson, as the witness 
viewed it, as the society viewed it and as it was put forward in 
many cases, the ANC was the majority and the communist 
government would be the minority.
	And upon those facts, it would appear that the control was 
placed in the hands of the Communist Party, although the ANC 
government would be the instrument whereby the government 
would be controlled and the country governed, and that is how I 
understood it.
	Honourable Chairperson, at various moments, the evidence 
of the applicant was attacked in terms of the Conservative Party's 
lack of policy in terms of violence.  None of the political parties 
who functioned in this country, including the South African 
Police or any instruments of the State, had a determined or 
particular policy of violence which was officially recognised.
	If such a policy had existed, and if it had been announced, 
that party would not have had any kind of survival.  It would have 
been regarded as a criminal party.