COMMISSIONER
Aline, thank you again.  As Dr Mgojo has said, thank you very, very much for having the courage to come forward.  It must have been a terrible shock for you as a young 15-year-old girl on the way to the beach with a friend to have been - for not apparent reason to have been attacked by people with knives.  And I think, as Dr Mgojo has said, what happened to you and your friend, to Ryan, is one of the legacies that apartheid has left this country.  It caused deep divisions amongst people - hatred, mistrust and suspicion, and it caused people to do the sorts of things that you've heard about this morning, and it caused people to do what they did to you and the other people on that day in 1990 when you became a victim.  And we hope that we are moving to a situation where we see each other as common human beings and not as black people or white people.