CHAIRPERSON
Thank you very much Mr Jassat.  I am particularly interested in the fact that you've said something that has not been said too frequently here.   The one you said an Afrikaner police officer became friends with you and I think that that is important because the evidence, the testimony that has been coming is evidence that paints most of them in sombre lights and where the appeal that I made in a previous hearing where we needed to be careful about demonising people, I think it is praiseworthy that even after 30 years or so you remember this Constable Greeff.  We allowed you to name him because it is not to his detriment.
 Might I just point out with regard to that, that we are mindful of the court ruling against naming.  We have asked witnesses, as far as possible, if they might avoid, unless we have given reasonable notice to people.  
 The other thing that I found noteworthy in your testimony was something that went contrary again to a great deal of the testimony that we have been receiving of unhelpful or even obstructive magistrates, police officers, sometimes doctors and that you in answer to a question here said the magistrate was sympathetic but was impotent because he was reporting alleged perpetrators to perpetrators.  And I think we are grateful for that.  So that people are aware that we are just human beings and everybody is a human being, even the perpetrator.