JEREMY CRONIN
Let me read it very clearly and slowly so that you understand, it's very important that you should understand Mr Prinsloo, what ...[inaudible]  - he's asked by Robby
"But why don't you - Chris, the armed struggle"
he says:
"So often it's held up in this referendum debate.  The ANC communist alliance, they've still got Umkhonto weSizwe, they've still got an armed struggle - again in the interest of moving forward, wouldn't it be better to disband to finally declare the armed struggle over"
Ultimately yes, he's saying: 
"The objective of the ANC and the Communist Party are to disband Umkhonto weSizwe"
He's right and that's what we've done. 
"But I want to proceed by saying that it's a question to time"
In other words:
"That's where we're going - we're moving there, we're not	preparing some army in exile for some other renegade actions - we've got an MK, we are moving towards disbanding it.  We must reach a period in our negotiations where we are satisfied that there will never be a reversal - there will be no going back, and then we shall sit down and discuss the whole issue of a future security force to serve a democratic South Africa.
That's a correct description of our policy at the time and that in fact is a very prescient description of what has happened as well over the last period.