MR WILLIAMS
Thank you Mr Chairman.  I must say that I am very displeased with the choice of this venue, Mr Chairperson.  This venue is really inaccessible to the victims and to the community of Kewtown itself.
	Mr Chairperson, I just want to say that the bombing incident in Kewtown had wider implications in the community, or for the Kewtown community.  The community became divided as a result of that incident because local gangsters or local community members were used to destabilise the community and as a result of that, people who associated with these people, were treated with suspicion by the victims or other members of the community.
	This is the one chance to address those deep-rooted divisions which arose as a result of, directly as a result of this incident.  I would have expected the TRC to choose a venue that is more accessible, it need not necessarily be the Early Learning Centre itself, but there are other suitable venues.  I understand from Ms Coleridge that most of the legal representatives of the applicants had no, in principle, objection to the Hewitt Training College, except Mr Slang van Zyl or his legal representative.
	Mr Chairperson, I get the impression that any venue is okay, as long as it is in a so-called white area, irrespective of the fact that more bombs had been detonated in this area and surrounding areas than had been the case in Kewtown or surrounding areas, Mr Chairperson.
	I will ask the Committee to seriously reconsider this venue and to see whether it is at all possible to get the Hewitt Training College, to enable victims and the community to participate in these proceedings.  Thank you Mr Chairperson.