MR LYSTER
Mrs Matselane, you have been very patient,waiting all day to give your evidence, and we thank you for that and for comingall the way in from Bohlokong in Bethlehem. As you know, probably better thana lot of us, the police in those days were - very often behaved in the recklessand violent way that you have described, where they could just shoot peoplein the street, and your daughter was a victim of the system that permitted thatsort of behaviour to take place.
As you know, and as you have probably heard me say, we cannotassist you immediately with compensation, but we will take your story and conveythat story to the State President, and we will recommend to him steps that heshould put into place to assist people like your daughter, and we feel surethat steps will be put in place to assist people like her.
So thank you again for coming in to be with us today, and wewish you every strength as you go home. Thank you very much.