CHAIRPERSON
As the Commission, we handle serious situations Mr Ndleleni, it is not a nice thing to us that we handle situations where people are hiding the truth, because we want the truth out, because if people are having businesses, they tend to favour one another.  I don't think you are telling us the whole truth, you are denying any knowledge of the burning down of these houses.
 This is a usual thing and it happens in our areas, there won't be peace, unless we speak out the truth.  If you admit that yes, I have done such and such a thing, under such situations and you ask for forgiveness, so that people  in our areas can be forgiving each other so that there can be peace, we are handling serious situations here where people have been killed by the police and by the Boers.  If only people can talk to each other in our villages, there will be peace.
 We are wasting the Commission's time because you can talk amongst each other in the villages and forgive each other, but this case is with us now and we have to investigate it.  I don't think that you were supposed to come here, you were just supposed to sit down and ask forgiveness, thank you, you may step down Mr Ndleleni.
 We will now adjourn for lunch, and we will start at half past one.