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Thank you very much for that honest answer.  As I said, we will be hearing from the sister and we will also be hearing from other people who were involved in that bucket protest which was very tragic and claimed a number of lives.  It's also tragic that the circumstances at the time should have turned people against each other.  These were people who lived in one community, who were part of a community, who knew each other as the previous witness said.  He and the Councillor who was killed were actually friends.  They played together in a soccer team and it's particularly tragic that a political system which is imposed on people, where people don't actually have the choice of themselves, democratically voting people onto Councils but have a Councillor imposed upon them, that, that causes this division within the community.  It causes these deep antagonisms, hatred even and in the end leads to this kind of tragic event.  We hope that maybe at the end of these hearings when we've had a chance to hear the testimony of the family of the Councillor, that maybe a better understanding can be reached.  Maybe, as you have said, the families can actually get together and try and understand the different viewpoints they had at the time and see if there can be some resolving of these long standing tensions and these divisions which caused all of this bitterness.  Thank you very much and from our side as the Commission, if we can assist in any way to facilitate this process then we would certainly want to do that but only if it is a request from all the families.  We don't want to impose anything on anybody.  It's for the families to decide if it's something they want to do.  Just for the record, can you just give us your name.