A J G ERWEE
Chairperson, Matthews Sehlwana was the key figure, according to me, in this whole incident.  Matthews was the most important figure at that stage, because at that stage I knew that it was no longer a calculated risk, but a real and major risk.
	That is why on the night or the evening of the 9th I informed Sehlwana and I told him that there were enough people present and that should he develop a psychosis of fear during that night, or early the next morning, that he would be able to be reassured by the presence of his colleagues and that we were there to support him.  So on the night of the 9th he was informed that he should not be worried, that he should pick up the people and start moving, that he shouldn't worry and that there were people placed all along the route and there were people to help him should something go wrong.  He was told that the window had been removed.  We first planned to make the window so that it couldn't close, but eventually we decided to just remove it altogether. I can't remember exactly who removed that window, but I remember that it was removed.