UNKNOWN
Mr Ngonyama, again welcome and thank you very much for coming to the Commission.  You have also tabled a statement and without wanting to reduce your freedom of speech, I want to suggest that quite a lot, understandably quite a lot of the first part of your statement has already been referred to by Mr Rhamaphosa.
 Not quite as well as you've done it but nevertheless he has covered it.  What I would like to ask you to do and obviously you are free to do as you wish before the Commission but it would help us enormously in terms of time and in terms of our opportunity to actually ask you questions, if perhaps you could start your submission around about page seven which is paragraph 17 which actually starts with the march itself.  I think that's what the Commission really wants to hear from you because you were there, you played a leading role, you could give us information.
 We could read a great deal of documents and we will and we will have to, and I promise you we'll read your full submission as well and our researchers will go through it very carefully but if you could consider helping the Commission by starting there, I know we'd be very grateful and when you are ready, please start.  Thank you.