DR BORAINE
I just want to persue a little bit the question that was asked by John Smith.  You have said publicly that you hesitated to come to the Commission because it was now the turn of the people who were not so
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well known and perhaps whose stories have not been heard, and we honoured that, but we still felt it was very very important that your story should be heard by this Commission and by the Nation.  I'm wondering, part of your reluctance to come to the Commission, did it stem from almost cynicism that you had spent so many weeks and months attending an inquest and the final result left you really no further than where you had started, was that part of your reason?