5.0 Adoption of the Final Draft After the compilation of the nal draft principles, Chairperson of the NTJWG tabled the nal version of the conference report and asked if there were any further changes that needed to be made. There being no changes, Fr. Fradereck Chiromba moved a motion for the adoption of the Draft Principles as the Final Draft of Principles for Transitional Justice Policy and Practice in Zimbabwe. The motion was supported by Mr. Edward Chihota from ZACRO. The entire house was in support. Father Chiromba declared the draft adopted by the conference. 6.0 Way Forward Delegates agreed that the Final draft would be shared with thematic committees who have a duty to take it to the grass roots. After further rening, the ultimate principles would then become a policy standard and advocacy tool for all stakeholders. 7.0 In Closing Following the adoption, NTJWG Secretary, Mr. Abel Chikomo addressed the conference and congratulated NTWG for the work leading to the draft principles. He emphasised the fact that NTJWG is not an organisation but a platform for organising and strategizing. Ms Roselyn Hanzi, a thematic leader on Justice and Accountability, gave the vote of thanks. The meeting ended with a closing prayer from Rev Maengamhuru at 1130hrs. Delegates lled in evaluation forms. The conference adjourned for a group picture, lunch and departure. 26