MR DEHAL
Slower please.  You see the interpreters would have to go through them and interpret them bit by bit. We've just handed a copy to them, so they would be able to do so easily.  Let's just wait until they get it.  Fine, you may proceed.
MS NARKEDIEN
I spent most of my life in the working class township of Wentworth.  I presently reside in Kimberley.  I've been resident in Kimberley since December 1995, when I took up the position as Director of Welfare for the Northern Cape Administration.
		I graduated from the University of the Western Cape in 1978 with majors in Social Work and Sociology.  During the 1976 student protests, I learned the full realities of how oppressive and destructive apartheid was in the lives of black youth,