CHAIRPERSON
Okay.  Thank you very much, Mr Nkosi.  Thank you for having come to us.
 There seems not much outstanding in terms of what we can really follow up to get more information and I think the information as to what has happened is clear in your mind;  much more clear than in most of other cases that are coming to us.  
 Especially where people have disappeared and so on or have died.  That does not say that you're not experiencing pain.  We acknowledge it, especially if it's your child.  We can just imagine what is must mean to a parent, although we haven't personally experienced that.  Or certainly not all of us, not many of us.  
 We wish you well and to the extend that we may be getting more information.  We will communicate that to you, but you will in any event be hearing from us in due course.  Thank you for coming to us.  Also to your sister.  May you go well.  Hambagashle.
 Ladies and gentlemen I think this is an opportunity, time again for us to break for lunch.  It seems to be some announcement here.  
 The idea - just before you get up please - tell me what this is about.  I forgot my glasses at home.  I'm going to ask Mrs Sooka to read out the note here to you, just a second please.