MOHONAETSE STEPHEN MOTSAMAI
Our office - we had files in our office.  These files were divided according to associations.  We had the COSATU files, African National Congress, MK files and members of the MK's, they had files.  We had files of different churches, we had files of unions which fell under COSATU, we had files of the Pan Africanist Congress, we had files of all organisations that fell under Pan Africanist Congress, like students, APLA and the women's organisations.  The same - it was the same for ANC Women's Leagues, we had files belonging to AZAPO and associations falling under it.
	Referring to students, ASASKO, AZANIO, AZAIO and the others with it's military wing.  These three associations, African National Congress, Pan Africanist Congress and AZAPO and their military wings.  We had files of all members belonging to these associations and the SACP fell under the African National Congress.  
	Now, when there were people that we were to collect after having receiving commands from our officers, we would get files of these people that we were about to arrest or collect, then we would be 
told that these people must be collected or arrested in the morning.  Again, if there were people that were supposed to be collected and brought to the office or maybe we had to target certain houses, we would get their files and we would be given a command.  
	We wouldn't just go and collect anybody in the morning.  You wouldn't just leave the office and decide to collect a certain person, we would be given a command first and we would have the file of that person whom we were to collect in the morning.