CHAIRPERSON
Thank you very much, Ms Thabete.  We have now come to the end of this hearing.  As you probably heard us talking now, seeing that it is very late, we have sat late, we have kept a number of staff overtime here, for which we apologise.
	In the circumstances, and also because Mr Maharaj would require a bit of time to prepare his submissions, it has been agreed that he would be making written submissions to the Committee as will Ms Thabete and we therefore accordingly, reserve our decision in this matter, and we will hand down a written decision so soon after we received those written Heads of argument, as is possible.
	This also brings our role to and end in this session of hearings, and before we adjourn, I would just very much like to thank all the people who made it possible for us to conduct these hearings.  I would first of all like to thank the church for making this very nice and convenient venue available to us.
	I would like to thank the Interpreters for the hard work they have done throughout the week, it is an extremely arduous task.  I would like to thank the Sound Technician for everything that they have done, as well as the security people and the caterers who have fed us so nicely, not only at tea times, but at lunch times as well.
	The media people, for being here the whole time.  It is very important that what occurs in these meetings, be relayed to the public.  I would like to thank them.  Mr Maharaj, this you informed us was your first appearance in the amnesty process.  Thank you very much for the assistance that you have given us.
	Thank you Ms Thabete, it was also Ms Thabete's first experience as an Evidence Leader when she started with us last week, thank you very much indeed for all your assistance Ms Thabete.  
	If I have forgotten anybody, I can assure you it was not by design and again, I apologise to all the people who we have kept here late in order to finish today rather than having to come back tomorrow.  Thank you very much indeed.
	We will now adjourn.
HEARING ADJOURNS