GIDEON JOHANNES NIEUWOUDT
I read paragraph seven right at the bottom of the page.
"Each department had a strategic communication component, that is STRATCOM, who can be of assistance in this regard."
Then they also compiled an Aim Plan.  Then I refer you to the second annexure, paragraph three and that is:
"The objective
		To neutralise leaders of the enemy or to eliminate and then also to break down the influence that they have."
Then you look at (b).  That is your specific task, that would be -
"To identify the leaders and to determine the areas of influence."
Then number two, the second column (b) -
"Neutralise or eliminate the leaders of the enemy."
Then I would like to refer you to an annexure;  that is number two.  I think that would be page 37 in your bundle.  The previous one was 36.  Do you see there Strategic Communication, that's STRATCOM.
	This is a document of the police compiled in 1989.  De Klerk was then in power.  All STRATCOM actions had to be re-registered and also submitted to him for approval.  That is why this document was compiled in 1989.
	Then I refer to page 1 of this particular document -
"STRATCOM as instrument of the State."
Then they give a variety of objectives of importance with regard to the question of Mr Mpshe.
	On page three -
"Covert actions also known as STRATCOM, PULWA, active issues of psychological warfare and these include actions which could be executed where that could not be determined and it is also then to achieve a national security policy,  the objectives thereof."
	Then I go to page 14 right at the bottom, those were the guidelines.