CHAIRPERSON
We thank you.  We thank the four of you, Nocawe Maki, Nkosiyabo Ngidla, Enoch Mali and you also Mrs Danster.
 We thank you for your testimony.  I do not know why people said that, called the municipal police Amangundwana, but it is quite clear that the damage done by them is quite extensive.
 These mine rats may appear very small, but their damage can be rather extensive.  We have the hope that by bringing your testimony before this Commission and before the nation, that you would have made a contribution towards ensuring that never again, will there be two legged mine rats walking around in our communities.
 Because the community of Grahamstown and Fort Beaufort and others have been affected by these municipal police.  We thank you for the contributions which you have made and also the requests which you have made.  Our work is to compile a report, consisting of all these requests after having investigated them and thereafter we will submit the report to the President of this country.
 The President of this country will then sit down and see how to respond to these requests, which can be done and which cannot be done.  Our work is basically to put it in his hands.  We thank you for having come to us and testifying before us.  We ask you to take your seats now.
 Goodbye Mr Mali.