MR LEWIN
As the other Commissioners have said, I think that again we hear your story and we sympathize very much with it because you were obviously caught very much in the crossfire so that you, more than anyone could be called an innocent bystander and as a result of that you have been unable to work for several years now.  I think that there's two things that we need to say to you.  One is again to offer our support to see what we can do in chasing up your case as you asked specifically to find out about the disability grant and your possibility of getting that.  I think we must also call on the community to assist you.  To support you in bringing  yourself back into usefulness so that you don't feel too depressed, that you don't feel too down.  It's going to be difficult but it certainly is possible.  And we would like to issue an appeal to the community to assist you in that whether it's through the Church or whether it's through community support.  We would like to leave you with the challenge really which is very difficult but a challenge that you also make an effort to regain your strength and to carry on going and going well.  Thank you very much for coming.