DR BORAINE
We certainly are going to try to do that, and in the Act under which we fall there is what we call the President's Fund, which, as the hearings develop, we will advise the President on a policy, and then money would have to be voted by Parliament to try and see in terms of memorials, or scholarships, or pensions, or any small way in which to try to relieve - and I am very grateful that you point to other people's needs rather than your own, because you could quite easily have done that.  Can I ask you one last question, Terence?  You're a young man of 18 now.  You were six years old then.  How do you feel now about the situation in the country as a young man with a future ahead of you?  If you don't want to answer that, that's fine, it's not a problem.  