CHAIRPERSON
Thank you Mr Ndondo.  The intentions of this Commission are to bring reconciliation into the country.
 The hope is that after the life of the Commission, that we set a path whereby there is reconciliation so that we can be united.  However, when I look at your tears, the wounds that you sustained, the pain, this is what we listen to each and every day in these hearings.
 It is not easy for a man of your stature to weep in public like this.  It shows depth of the wounds and the pain.  This brings doubt into my heart, whether there is going to be reconciliation in this country because of the depth of the atrocities committed.
 For now, thank you.  We promise that even though we cannot heal the wound in your heart, we will endeavour to reveal the truth as to the death of your son and the perpetrator who Mkhululi is and what he is all about.  Perhaps in that sense a cleansing and a healing in your heart can come to pass.
 The request that you've made to us, we will take it forward.  For now thank you Mr Ndondo, you may step down.
 Mr Redpath?