71.   The Truth Commission can grant amnesty for abuses committed during white rule if the applicant makes a full confession and if the crime was politically motivated.

72.   The Truth Commission can grant amnesty to people who make a full confession and prove their crimes were politically motivated.

73.   The Truth Commission can grant amnesty to people who make full confessions of political crimes during more than three decades of apartheid rule.

74.   The Truth Commission can grant amnesty to people who make full confessions to political crimes during three decades of apartheid rule.

75.   The Truth Commission can grant amnesty to people making full confessions of politically motivated crimes.

76.   To promote reconciliation, the commission can grant amnesty to people who make a full confession of their crimes.

77.   To receive amnesty, applicants must make full confessions of political crimes.

78.   Three American servicemen are on trial in the attack, and one has made a full confession.

79.   To promote reconciliation after decades of racial division, the panel can grant amnesty to people who make a full confession of their crimes.

80.   To promote reconciliation, it has the power to grant amnesty to people who make full confessions.