CHAIRPERSON
General, thank you very much.  We can have you for the whole day and get quite a lot, but we don't have the time to do that today.
 We thank you for sharing with us a very profound submission to the Commission.  Apart from the unique revelations that you have shared with the Commission today, you have confirmed a number of things which many other people had been saying to us.
 The question of newspapers and how they were reporting events, we are - you will be interested to know that we will be having a hearing which will be focusing on the media and what the media's role was in this period that we are investigating.
 Because they like to pose now as custodians of our democracy but you are sharing with us some very concrete events of misinformation.
 You have shared with us conditions in prison and your particular quotation of a tactic of killing someone without laying your hands on him - a number of people will confirm
what you have shared with us.
 You have shared with us something which I think is unique, how the regime violated its own laws in the process of its repression so that they would create conditions of how people should be treated in prison and continued to violate it, have it in the statute but not implement it, go against it.
 And of course how the regime attempted to co-opt you to the bureau of State Security.  These are very interesting revelations which you have shared with us, apart from many others that of course we are hearing for the first time.
 We wish to thank you very much for this testimony and we convey to you our sincere sympathy on the fact that on your way to here, you had an accident just as the gate here.  We went to see your car just now and we saw how badly it is smashed.  We hope that you will be able to get it fixed and we are very sorry.
 Thank you General, and you can stand down.