CHAIRPERSON
Thank you very much.  The question I just asked about the part taken by the hospitals, I asked this question because the Commission is preparing to have a hearing which is going to focus on the people who participated in health services.  The evidence we received showed clearly that there was a connection between the police and the people who were supposed to take care of peoples' health.
 As the Commission we will look at other professional bodies because they did not kill people, they did not shoot people but they played a role in oppressing people although they did not shoot them directly. Some people got injured but they were not able to go to hospitals for medical car because they saw that there was cooperation between the police and the health services.
 We thank you for clarifying this matter because we are going to have a hearing with the Health Services.  We also thank you for giving us a picture, a full picture of the struggle of the youth here in Grahamstown.  We want to sympathise with you, especially you Ms Tonyela and her family and her family because you lost your sister in this painful manner.
     I don't want to waste time talking to you because I can see that you understand that your sister  died for liberation at that time. You request you made, especially concerning the perpetrators that they must come forward, I hope that those that are here in Grahamstown, those that were involved are listening today and they would come forward. You assured them in advance that you would forgive them.  All that you need is that they should acknowledge that they are the ones responsible for this incident.  Thank you.