JEREMY CRONIN
Yes, it's the paragraph that begins
"Does our Peace Campaign mean that we need to renounce the need to defence"
Somewhere in the middle he says"
"But the record of SDU's has been uneven.  It's essential hereto that the ANC and it's allies take the lead.  It is we who must take the lead in critically examining the track record of SDU's"
He's saying: "We mustn't fudge the issue, if there's ill-discipline, we must deal with it - we've got responsibility for these SDU's, we've encouraged their development in the face of provocation and we must also not also walk away now from our responsibility and just say: "Well, there's some generalised violence happening", we must deal with it effectively and just say: "Well, there's some generalised violence happening", we must deal with it effectively.
	He then lists some of the reasons why there has been weakness in the SDU's, he says:
"There's been heavy infiltration by the enemy"
meaning the police and defence force of the time.
"We've often been guilty of poor selection of cadres, there's a lack of accountability"
presumably to political structures.
"There's an absence of a cohesive strategy on the part of the ANC allies and community organisations around this area and also because they're unable"
he says:
"the inability to obtain legal firearms makes our SDU's vulnerable to constant SAP harassment"
	He means that because they can't get legal firearms - licensed firearms, there's a tendency to try and acquire them by other means and this often exposed them to infiltration - gun runners would present themselves and make guns available and so forth and this was often the route through which they were infiltrated by other forces.