CHAIRPERSON
Ma Mtsweni, thank you and Bosiswe Makwena, thank you very much for telling us this story.  It is, it again is something that we have heard from other people in other places which does not bear any comfort for you, because what, basically what we are talking about here is a military attack by the SADF on so-called targets outside of the country.  So it is an illegal operation in which people were killed and innocent people were also killed.  When we heard a similar story from some mothers in Alex in Johannesburg the question they asked was why was it not possible to arrest these people, why did they have to be killed and this is a question which is asked by a lot of people and a lot of times in our hearings.  I think that that gives us all cause for thought.  There is very little, as I have said before, there is very little that we can actually say to comfort you, because we cannot, the Commission cannot bring people back to life.  We can, if possible, make recommendations for the assistance in reburial and we will certainly do that and at the same time it is very important that you have come forward and that you have been able to bear the strain also of doing that and for that we would like to thank you.  Thank you very much indeed for coming.  Thank you.
 Before we break for lunch could I just please make an appeal for people to remember to leave the headphones behind.  We will now break for lunch and return at half past two.  Thank you.