MARY BURTON
We are to begin with the second half of the morning's program - just in case there are people who have just arrived, we welcome you all once again and explain that there are headsets for translation available in the hall.  Unfortunately there are not quite enough for everybody, so  you may be able to find that you can share with somebody if you can understand one language where the other person understands another.  We apologise for the fact that there is a shortage of the headsets - it's because we have hearings also in Umtata today and the other number of headsets has had to go there.
 We are continuing now with the testimony of Mr Geoffrey Yalolo - he spoke to us before we broke for an interlude and the panel are now going to ask him questions.  Dr Ramashala is facilitating his  evidence and we'll start.