MR LEWIN
OK.  I would like to thank you very much for coming, for telling us this.  I mean you are one of those people whom we salute, because of your suffering, I think because of your courage and the way that you have shown, those of us who were not affected in the drastic way that you were, have shown us through the years how to continue, how to survive.
 Yes it is a terrible thing for you and we will obviously do what we can.   Russell has explained about the way in which we will make recommendations.  How the Reparations Committee make recommendations to Parliament, but obviously that will affect both medical support, possible medical support for you, possible support for your education.
 What we would, what I would like to say is, you know, continue in that way.  The fact that you have come forward as you have, shows tremendous courage and tremendous fortitude. And we would salute you for that and recommend that you stay in touch.  You are not alone, do not forget that.  There are unfortunately large numbers of people in the same position as you are.  
 We would recommend that you contact and make use of that network.  And obviously come back to other people.
 Before you go I think there is nice coincidence.  You mentioned in your statement that on that day, 21 years ago, one of the people who was a fellow student who actually helped you to the hospital, was one Cyril Rabotata who is sitting as our Media Officer for the TRC, and sitting with the media.  That is a nice conjunction.
 Thank you very much for coming.