CHAIRPERSON
Colonel Peter please have the podium.  I am going to give you a warning.  If I have to repeat - we have come here, I don't know what you have come for, but we came here because we have been given a job to do which is to hear every point of view.  Whether we like that point of view or not, that is not the point.   We have to hear everything so that we are able to describe as fully as we can what it was that happened.  Now I don't, I am not yet cross but I am going in that direction.  I don't want that to happen because I know that you are also interested and your feelings are strong feelings but if your feelings affect how we listen here, we are then going to ask you to take your feelings and leave with them.  But I am asking you again that it is a democracy that we are trying to build up and many of us are believers and believers say that it is possible for all kinds of people, all of us, to change and be different.  That is why we are talking about reconciliation.  
 You don't get reconciled  [indistinct]  you get reconciled with someone with whom you disagree otherwise there would be no point in having reconciliation.  You do not reconcile with someone whom you have no discordance with.  We would not have a Commission if there was reconciliation already.  This Commission exists because all kinds of painful things have happened on all sides and we are being asked to do a small job in a process  [indistinct].  It is all of us who have to accept the pain of what happened in the past to try to move into the future.  I will then ask you, please I beg you, will you give everybody a fair chance and don't let anybody feel under pressure.  Yes Colonel?