UNKNOWN
Mr Chairman, I don't propose to refer in any length to the submissions that I handed to the Committee at the lunch adjournment and I refer specifically to the submissions made by the PAC at the security hearings before the H.R.V. Committee in August and of October last year.  Suffice to point out that repossession units or Beauty Salon was referred to at pages 113 to about 118 of those submissions.  I simply mention that for the information of the Committee should any questions from the Committee arise from that and suffice maybe just to mention that the high command of APLA certainly referred to the repossession units as being part of the strategy but I don't propose to cross-examine or ask questions on this aspect.  Mr Chairman, may I be permitted just to finally put to Mr Maseko one other aspect.
	At page 68 of the bundle and I'm referring to the statement that you made at Westonaria.  I refer to paragraph 7, the second portion of that paragraph towards the bottom of the page and I read or I quote from the last sentence:  "I was not doing this alone" referring to the selling of vegetables and ice cream in the streets, "there were people like Sangoma, Tabang, Sandile and Mantani who were helping me.  Sangoma was the driver."  Then you said "I did this job until the announcement of suspension of armed struggle by the President of the PAC" and I continue on page 70 paragraph 10 continues and you said:  "We had two items on the agenda, one was the coming elections, two, way forward on question of elections.  We all agreed that we must help mobilise people to vote for the PAC on the question of way forward.  We all agreed that the question of armed struggle is out because the political power is in the hands of the African people whether it is ANC or not PAC, the fact is the political power is in the hands of the African people so there's no need for armed struggle." and you go on but I end the quotation there.  Have you followed what I have mentioned to you?