CHAIRPERSON
Titus and the whole lot of you and those who are not here, we thank you very much for having been here to share with us, more so that you share with us collectively.  We are sorry for the limbs you have lost, but we are deeply sorry for those of your mates who have died in the cause of the struggle.  You are young, you are healthy, each time you look at your missing limbs, should be a reminder of what was involved.  You have a nation to unite, you have a nation to build, over and above you have a nation to develop.
 What lies before you is hard work and all these things are going to be healed and made useful as you daily glean, that is you gather the information behind all what took place.  It is difficult to forget, it is difficult to forgive, but I think a store of information about what transpired should give you the strength and the forgetting and the forgiving will be processes and one major process that you are going to be involved in is the one of reconciliation.  We thank you.  
 The Truth and Reconciliation Commission feels with you and we say thank you once more to you, in particular, and to your families and to the community that you so bravely fought for.  Thank you.