CHAIRPERSON
Mr Setene, we will take those documents from you.  It's - we can't make any comment or any findings on this issue.  Obviously we haven't heard Mr Setene's side of the story.  We've heard a lot of evidence from - sorry, Mr Mohlome's side of the story, and it will be necessary to see if we can get that side of the story, and we will certainly request that our investigators take up this issue.  In fact they have already started to take up this issue, and we will bring this to the attention of the provincial leadership of the ANC.  So, we thank you very, very much for coming in.  It's obviously something which is burning inside the lives of many people in that part of Ficksburg where you come from, and it is in the public interest that this sort of thing should be sorted out as soon as possible.  And it's completely wrong that something like this, which started up in 1993, should still be continuing in 1997, four years later.  We all believed that in 1994 we had achieved an era of peace and democracy, and it's wrong that these things should still be plaguing communities like yours, so thank you very much for coming in and telling us that very difficult story.