MR LEWIN
Okay.  I'd like to thank you very much for coming and I think that I would recommend that you find out about your brother and what he's done about making the amnesty applications.  Whether he did meet the deadline which was the tenth.  I mean, what you have told us about to-day is, was obviously a very frightening and upsetting incident for you, experience in your life.  I think that the merit and the benefit for the rest of us in your coming forward like you have to tell us about what happened, out how you were treated yourself and about what was happening in the townships at the time, is very important because it shows us the situation that we're trying to move away from.  We don't want people to be treated in this way again.  We don't want there to be these antagonisms.  We don't want the antagonism between the police and  the community.  So what you have shown us is a situation that we all want to move away from and that we hope that in the future this type of activity can be prevented.  Where people are killed in line of duty, where people are treated as you were treated.  We'd like to thank you very much for coming.  Thank you.