CHAIRPERSON
We would like to thank the four of you for coming before the Commission to give us your testimonies.  I think most of the people, most people in this country, they know Steve Biko.  We had visitors here from America.  They wanted to go and visit Steve Biko's grave, but I think most people are not aware that because you attended Steve Biko's funeral you were tortured this way.  I think the purpose of the Commission is to give a chance to those people who were not known to come forward and to say what happened to them.  We thank you for coming forward and for telling us what had happened to you so that South Africa can know that the people like Steve Biko have contributed in this country and others who are well known have contributed in this country, but there are people whose names are not mentioned.  They have also contributed a lot for the liberation of this country.  We thank you for bringing forward these painful stories to the Commission.
 One person said tomorrow, yesterday that maybe the Commission will not do anything.  It will just hand over a report to the President, but we cannot deny the fact that this process of the Truth Commission has given people a chance to come forward and to tell the whole country about what happened to them.  We thank the four of you and we have noted your requests before us.  Our job is to make a report and forward that report to the President.  He will be the one to decide what to do as he the one who is supposed to take a final decision.  We thank you and we will take a break up until two o' clock.