CHAIRPERSON
Mrs De Kock, thank you very much for coming to share your story with us. I think your courage in doing this
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sort of thing in the days when it was very difficult to do it, is to be commended. I think part of the legacy we have in this country is to overcome the hatred that separates people and also the sense that people are inferior and that people are different, simply because of their colour.  I think part of reconciliation in this country is to try and address that and to get people to accept the fact that they come from the same humanity. It is a difficult road and we are very sorry that even in this day you are still having problems because we would want to believe that people accept change with the greatness of heart that it requires, and that that doesn't happen is a problematic matter.  We will look into the matter.  You know that arson is a very difficult matter for the Truth Commission to look at, because technically it is not a classic human rights violation.  We have, however, been listening to arson cases and we will of course be considering how we are going to handle that in the future.  Thank you for coming.