BONGANI FINCA
Chairperson thank you.  I just want to, from the side of the office in East London, to thank specially the office of Mr Roelf Meyer for all the assistance that you have given us, your secretary has given us in preparing for your appearance and for their patience when things were not going right.
 Chairperson if you will indulge me I just want to leave a last thought for this delegation, that we are engaged in a very painful process of trying to reach reconciliation for our country and we are seriously concerned and perhaps your submission may touch on this, on how is it possible that reconciliation will take place if this country continues to hear the same denials which we have heard, the same selective choosing of facts, the same propaganda which we had under apartheid?  How is it possible that the victims will be led through the road of reconciliation?  One senses a lot of frustration at this moment, but of course that does not detract from the appreciation that I feel for the assistance that we have received from these offices.