MR KAHANOVITZ
I'm moving onto a different issue now.  I want to ask you about - now this is a general question about the nature and the quality of the information that had to be received before a plan to kill somebody could be approved.  I want to ask you first about the quality of the information and I'm going to put to you a proposition that I'm just drawing from the evidence of some of the other witnesses here, and I just want to ask you whether you as a member of the inner circle and as the Co-ordinator, would agree with these propositions.
	The first one is the following.  The CCB, according to its own internal practices, could not take offensive steps against someone until the CCB was satisfied that all reasonable precautions had been taken to ensure that the intelligence it had received was both accurate and reliable.  Do you agree with that?