COMMISSIONER
Sibonelo, thank you for coming in today and telling us your story.  Your son was standing - Sibonelo, you were standing in the yard of your house watching a bus go past and you were shot from the window of a bus.  This sort of violence has been responsible for the death of thousands of people in this country.  Whether it is train violence in the Johannesburg and the East Rand, where people were thrown of trains;  whether it was a massacre in a shebeen, such as happened up in Donnybrook;  whether it was an attack on innocent children, like happened in Shoboshobani or Trust Feeds, it all comes down to the same thing.  These sort of things are very obviously politically inspired, and they are intended to scare and intimidate people, and we cannot allow this sort of thing to happen in our country, and we have to do everything possible to ensure that this sort of thing stops, and that we have a proper police force that will arrest the perpetrators of these sorts of incidents.  Because if it does carry on happening it really will destroy this province.  It will destroy us, and it will destroy what remains of our economy.
So we thank you both for coming and giving us this very vivid description of what happened on that day in 1992.  As Mr Lax has said, we cannot assist Sibonelo directly, but we can make recommendations to the Government as to how he should be assisted, and we will be making those recommendations.  Thank you very much.