Special Report Transcript Episode 86, Section 3, Time 13:14

Have you apologized about wasting a valuable life that may have paid a valuable contribution to the people of South Africa mister Derby-Lewis? // Mister Chairman, with respect, may I ask is this a condition and is this something over which the Committee should then be subjected to evidence? My impression was that an apology was not necessary and not part of the whole function of this Committee. // Well, mister Bizos the Act does not require an applicant to apologise for what he did, he’s required to make a full disclosure of what he did. // I’m not asking this as a question of law I am asking to whether this person that is before you has ever expressed regret for killing a person who could have made a valuable contribution to the political life of this country or not. // Mister Chairman, no, how can I ever apologise for an act of war? War is war. I haven’t heard the ANC apologizing, the perpetrators of these deeds apologizing for killing people in pubs and blowing them up in Wimpy bars, I have heard no apologies for that mister Chairman.

Notes: George Bizos; Clive Derby-Lewis ; Judge Hassan Mall