MR LYSTER
Mr Mohlahle, thank you for coming in todayto tell us your story. What happened to you on that day in Roodepoort has changedyour life completely. You were sitting enjoying the company of your relativesand friends and a bomb was detonated, and, as I have said, it changed your lifeforever.
Like the people who took the life of Mrs Gyeswe's son, thepeople who planted that bomb were raised by and in a system, a political system,which made them so afraid of their fellow South Africans that they were drivento do what they did - placing a bomb in a hotel, killing and injuring innocentpeople. 
As you have probably heard me say earlier today to other peoplewho've come and given evidence, that we don't have the power to compensate youimmediately, but we can make recommendations to the State President on yourbehalf concerning steps that should be taken to assist people like yourself,and I have very little doubt that people like yourself, who have been injuredin the manner that you have described to us, will receive assistance from thePresident's Fund.
Before you go I'd like you to make absolutely sure that thecontact address that you have given us is a proper and reliable address at whichwe can contact you, so that you can be assured that we will contact you andthat you will receive correspondence from us.
Again thank you very much for coming in today, and we wishyou everything of the best as you go home.