CHAIRPERSON
Thank you for your evidence.  It humbles us to know that this battle was fought from of old by elderly people like you, our parents.  People under the impression that the youths in the 1980's were the people of the struggle for liberation.  As we are learning and growing within the Commission, especially in Pondoland, we heard elderly, elderly men who were fighting in the early 60's on the mountains in Pondoland for liberation.  That makes us realize that we are a people who sacrificed themselves from of old for the liberation that we have to-day.  Thank you,  Mr Nongena.
Even though you were touched deeply and you cried.   We are  not happy, they are happy, 
they hurt us.  We thank you that when you were asked to list your requests, you were altruistic enough to think of the other people in the village and not yourself.  A lot of people are self-centered.  If they need a mat that is that.  They forget about the rest of the nation.  
 Your request that there be a monument for all those who passed on through the struggle for liberation.  You said that there should also be a project that would help the people of the village and not yourself.  There are only a few men like you.  We should learn from you, so that we also can be honourable people one day.  We thank you both for your evidence.  We request that you now step down, knowing that you have touched us deeply.  Thank you.
        We welcome you, Mr Clarke.  You have already introduced yourself, to us, but just for sake of record, could you please just confirm that you are who you are and the instructions that have been given to you.