MATTHEW GWALA
No, it's not something that I have said, it's the feeling that we have as black people.  What I would like to import to this Committee, I have a belief that we have come here to try and reconcile.
	Now with regard to the applicants, I think it is better for them to tell the truth so that we can be able to reconcile.  We regard ourselves as the victims, direct or indirect.  Now I would like to tell my brothers and sisters that in such matters, it is detrimental to the community for us to conduct ourselves like animals.  
	I think this is a place that we need to respect and conduct ourselves accordingly and listen to the testimony that is rendered and thereafter we can voice out our comments.  It is not good for us to start clapping hands and to start mocking because we are impressed with a certain speaker.  This is my personal feeling.  
	I think as people we have got to tolerate each other and realise that whatever we have come here to discuss, by they time we go out we have reconciled because we have shown some tolerance, thank you very much Chairperson.