MR MBANDAZAYO IN REPLY
Chairperson, I would only respond on the question that the victims would like to, if the applicant would come to them.  I would like to tell the victims that the applicant is prepared and in fact that's what he told me when we came here, that he would like - at that time we did not know, we normally after the hearing request whoever is representing the victims, to see the victims if they are willing, to talk to them at a personal level, to understand and whatever.  So in that respect, Chairperson, the applicant is willing to meet the victims.
	Well Chairperson, the other aspects I wouldn't like to dwell on, I think I've addressed sufficiently with regard to the question of the negotiations and it is known that at that time, and the Act is couched in such that it accommodates that what the political parties, recognised political parties at that time, was their position with regard to their operations.  So I wouldn't like to dwell on that aspect, except to say that the applicant is, it's his wish to meet the victims, those who are present.   Thank you, Chairperson.