GARY JOHN KRUSER
Mr Chairman, maybe I should explain - our structure works in this manner - I think it's important to understand the structure, to understand what I was doing on that day - we have Commissioner Radu as the head of the security department who would sit on the National Directorate where they would take mainly polished decisions and give  orders to us.  I would be the Deputy Head who would be basically operational commander of all ANC security structures.  Under me I would have a head of installations who would be in charge of all ANC installations, ANC offices, houses of the ANC members of the ANC and all other leaders of the alliance we thought needed protection.  His primary responsibility was to ensure that Shell House was secured and that the offices of the provinces were properly secured and all those things.
	I had a conversation with him on the Sunday evening, I gave him certain instructions, he came back to me, he was satisfied that he had spoken to the police and they would get protection.  I, when I came to the office, I was not under the impression that I needed to do anything.  I think it's a very experienced person, very long in the movement, very long in our security department, much longer than I am even and I think he was more than capable to take the necessary steps that's possible.  What concerned me that I received information there was an attack on my arrival and I thought let me go there immediately and make an assessment because I thought that would have an impact on what I have to do at Shell House when I returned.