CHAIRPERSON
Thank you very much.  Mrs Ratefane, thank you very much for coming in to tell us that story.  We can see that it was a painful experience for you to talk again about the death of your son.  It's never been resolved.  The people who shot him and your son-in-law have never been charged, they've never been convicted, and it seems as though this is the first time that you have ever had an opportunity to come forward in public and tell the story about your son and your daughter's husband, and your daughters, Mzwakhe and Caroline, who were also shot.  The story that you have told is similar to other stories we have heard in other parts of the country, where councillors who sat in councils which were established and set up by the Government were not accepted by the people, and we've heard in other parts of the country that there were frequently conflicts between these councillors and residents of the township.  And from what you have told us the council members in this township at Rouxville were members of the IFP, and that they enjoyed a very close relationship with the police, and from what you have told us it was two of these councillors who shot and killed and injured members of your family.  We don't know why these cases weren't properly investigated.  We will try to get hold of these documents from the police station to see what sort of investigations were done.  We know that it's very difficult for a mother to come and talk about the death of her children, and we thank you very much for being brave enough to come here and tell us that story, and we hope to be able to give you some information about why your family members died in this way.  So thank you again very, very much for coming in an telling us your story.