MR KHUNGWANE
Mr Chairman, I would say to you I'm very sorry to what has happened today, because firstly, I've got a witness who saw everything and I'm very sorry to what I'm going to say to you, because I'm apologising for this, because as I understand, I was giving ... (indistinct) to put my things right, so I couldn't do that only because of the problems which I have at the farms, about the farm to come back to our people.  So, all I'm asking for you with pleasure is to give me a chance.
	I don't know if the parents of that boy will let the boy to come to - the young boy to come to the amnesty because we had a problem during the trial.  I had to investigate for myself for the other things.  So I had to go and talk to the parents of this youngster because they felt that their son is felt threatened during the trial.  And even if I give this man an amnesty, the boy still feel threatened because you don't know right deep inside somebody's heart or his mind.  That's what I can say to you.