NICHOLAS JACOBUS JANSE VAN RENSBURG
Okay, if I have to reply to that and react to what you've asked, Mr Erasmus and I were in the same building - a few offices dividing us and it would have been difficult for me, although possible, for two or more days to be away from my office with another section head Mr du Plessis, without telling him where we were going and for how long we would be away.
	In the case - in other words I therefore felt that Mr Erasmus had to know, that he would not ask unnecessary questions when we were away.  In the case of Mr Erasmus, I can't say how he thought and I never asked him about this but if I were in his shoes, I would have felt it was unnecessary to inform headquarters, it was a local situation and a local action.  And it was unnecessary because it involved further risks and that's the way I saw it.