MARY BURTON
Thank you Mr Asiya.  As you know is to look into the years between 1960 and 1993 and part of our recording is to expose the events of that time, but the other part of our task is to look for ways in which reparation and rehabilitation can be made.  And that is why we are interested in some of the need for development that we hear and at the end of the process of the Truth and Reconciliation.
It will be our job to present a report to the President and Parliament for ways in which we believe reparation and restitution can be made.  Perhaps that kind of development is on of the things that can be done in the future so that the people are not left behind.  
And one of the reasons that the Commission moves to small towns like Colesberg, is precisely to allow the present conditions as well as the past to be heard by the rest of the country.  Thank you very much indeed.  Thank you.