MR LYSTER
Mrs Mngomezulu, we thank you for coming in today.  Thank you for coming all the way from Swaziland.  It's very brave of you to come all this way to talk about the disappearance of your father-in-law and to tell us what happened to two other members of your family.  We know that the South African Police were involved in many, many abductions, particularly from Swaziland, and they carried out these abductions in complete violation of international law.  They went to Swaziland, they killed people in Swaziland.  They abducted people from Swaziland and brought them back here and often tortured them and killed them in this country.  We will obviously do everything that we can to find out what happened to your father-in-law.  We can't guarantee that we will be successful but we will certainly try and we hope that just the fact that you have come here today and have talked about it in public is helping you help your family in Swaziland to come to  terms with his disappearance and there is the possibility, of course, that we will find out what happened to him.  We will speak to the policeman concerned, Mr Schoon, to see whether he can tell us where your father-in-law is and we will communicate that information to you and hopefully we will be able to get to the bottom of this.  So again thank you very much for coming and telling us this important story.  It really does help us to paint a complete picture of what the South African Police did in this part of the world and in other countries.  Thank you very much.
/MR LYSTER