CHAIRPERSON
Joyce, did you want to?  Yes.  Mr Nkabinde, could I just add to that by taking a slightly different line, because what you have told us has been a very, you have expressed very clearly what has been a very dreadful experience for you and you have done what a lot of people have not been able to do.  You have actually survived and you are still young and what you have survived is actually the vision of death, because you were very close to being killed, were you not.  So you have an experience now which you are able to pass on and what I would say is that you clearly are, if I work it out correctly, you are still in your 20's.  You have a very exciting, long life ahead of you.  You are in a position of leadership, you have had what is essentially a very unique experience and I would put to you that your responsibility as a new leader, as part of the new leadership in our country is to think about that experience and take it forward as a responsibility to react, possibly in the way that Wynand has suggested in terms of reaching the people whom we have not been able to reach.  It is something that we cannot do anything other than ask you to do that, but on the basis of the, the basis of the experience and also on the basis of the strength that you have shown in coming forward now and talking about that experience.  I would like to offer it as well and at the same time say thank you very much for coming and thank you to your father for joining you.  Thank you.