JEFFERY T BENZIEN
Mr Yengeni, that is a very difficult decision, considering what I have done to you.  I presume it is a difficult decision for you to come to.  I can only implore you, without wanting to influence your personal position, I felt very humble, exceptionally humble and there was almost as if there was a spark inside me again, because if I can point to the people sitting mostly in the front row, when I came into this Commission this morning, Mr Forbes, his wife, Peter Jacobs and numerous, I think all of these gentlemen and lady, who I had belittled and hurt, put their hand out and shook my hand.
	And if I may say it, not without singling out anybody, especially Mrs Pandy.  I think if that is what the majority feels, and wished me luck and hope to God that we can make this country work, then so be it Mr Yengeni.