MARY BURTON
Thank you Mr Freeth, you have given us a very moving testimony.  Moving not only because of the sorrow that it has called up in memory, but also a moving tribute to the courage and persistence of yourself and many others who were with you.
 Proving I think the value of that witnessing presence in an area of conflict.  Valuable because of the support that it gives to the people who are present, valuable in terms of the meticulous records that you kept and I think that we have all listened with great, have been very moved as we've listened, but I've also been inspired by, as I said, the courage and the valuable contribution that your actions and the actions of others took.  Thank you very much, for coming today.