MARY BURTON
We have listened carefully to al that you have told us and we have taken note of the struggle that you are having to bring up your children without your husband and breadwinner to support you.  
At the end of our work with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, it is part of our job to present a report to the President and to make recommendations about ways in which some reparation can be made for what people lost in the past.  And maybe one of the ways that people can be helped is by enabling children, the next generation to have a proper education.  And I hope that maybe at that time something will be able to be done to assist your family.  We know that it has been very hard for you to come and live all that painful time in your life and we thank you very much for coming here today - thank you.