BONGANI FINCA
We are going to remember those that you're going to talk about, those who have passed away in different ways.  We'll light the candle to reflect their presence amongst us as we are going to witness about them.
 Could you please stand while I read their names with reverence.  We remember Deric John Whitfield, Boyce Michael Wheeler, Virginia Panziso, Jeff Wabena, Gerge Botha, Arnold Gush, Leon Meyer and Jacqueline Ann Quinn.  May they rest in peace Lord and give them everlasting light. Amen.  
 We welcome everybody here to-day on the second day of our hearings in East London.  We welcome those that are going to be testifying before this Commission, those people who are going to tell l the stories of their lives, the oppression and depravation of their as human beings.  This hearing to-day will be live on radio and we ask that you will co-operate so that there is order in this hall so that all South Africans can get a clear understanding of the hearings to-day.  
 There are attorneys here, legal representatives who will appear before the Commission.  They will be representing perpetrators as we sent them notices under Section 30 of the Truth and Reconciliation Law.  If these attorneys could please approach the panel so that we can give them a stipulated time.  We are going to start with perpetrators with legal representatives from mid-day however if there are people with special requests or if they want to change their time they can approach the panel so that we can organise it.  
 I'm going to hand over to Miss Maya to read the list of people who are going to appear before the Commission to-day.