MR DLAMINI
14B/24 but I hope it will be understood in the context that I use it - that without a form of redemption I believe that this leaves us with a recipe for the continued undermining of the moral fibre of our society - the entrenchment of judicial corruption and deceit from the highest to the lowest levels.  Our society will find it difficult to develop a true human rights culture with those who have flagrantly violated it still in charge without them having accounted for their conduct, showing remorse and committing themselves to truth and justice for the future.  The judicial legal system was a vehicle that delivered apartheid for its architects in the Legislature.  The policemen, soldiers and killer operatives with their chiefs and generals drove this vehicle, until it went out of control.  Why should only these drivers be the subject of attention before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission?  One can mention the people in the Bantustans, the SAIC and the CRC as well, but if we want to build a future for this country without the necessity of Nuremburg trials then the full extent of apartheid wrong-doings must be contextualised correctly, honestly and courageously.  I believe all these people have to account for themselves.  I just want to touch briefly on other people, not just the lawyers and the legal, who I hope, through public pressure, will be made to account for themselves as well.