TREVOR GRIFFITHS VERMEULEN
The JMC was structured, as we now know, to identify the problems in the community as to see that these issues in the community have been addressed properly so that you have a happy and a contented community, that was the main issue.  That was the main purpose of this thing.
 If I may give you an instance.  In Hout Bay they had people staying in a hostel from a factory, but that was a local management system at Hout Bay, and the people who stayed there they didn't have enough showers and didn't have enough hot water and water and all the issues and then this thing came up at Hout Bay's Local Management System, but they couldn't resolve it.  It then went to the Mini at Wynberg because Hout Bay is under Wynberg.  That problem then came to the S-JMC where I was and we said no, we've got to assist these people because they need to have at least the basic commodity of life, and within that structure the S-JMC then succeeded in resolving the issues so that the people could have hot water.
 Now that was - it was a very important task for the community to have what they should have, and if there was budgets and so on.  And I was very proud Sir, to be part of such a committee to help people throughout the structures.
 The same thing happened with health services and various other parts, but now there were certain things that I could do up to my level ...(intervention)