COMMISSIONER
No, it won't affect it at all.  It's quite clear that you were innocent victims of this thing that took place in - whenever it was - in 1986, and one of the jobs of the Truth Commission is to make recommendations to the Government as to how people should be assisted.  So there's nothing that you have to be concerned or worried about.  And also no evidence that you've given here can be used in any other court of law.  That is part of the Truth Commission's - part of the Act under which the Truth Commission was established.  And also, as Mr Lax pointed out at the beginning of your evidence, what you have said is common cause.  The court in Durban, the Supreme Court, has heard that your house was attacked by armed men, that people were killed.  No one disputes that.  Not even the police themselves dispute that.  They are just disputing that they themselves did it, or that they were involved in it.  So you don't have to worry that anything you have said will jeopardise any claim you want to make.  