ABRAM VAN ZYL
Mr Chairperson, our primary task was to maximally disrupt the enemy.  Our secondary task was to gather information.  If I can refer to the gathering of information, this was a normal daily task, if I can put it like that.  Information was gathered from the structures that we worked with, in other words the unaware members, such information was put in writing and then in the prescribed manner was sent through to the co-ordinator, who would then process this information.  And then it was the duty of the Co-ordinator and also the Regional Manager, to give specific instructions to us as operators concerning when a specific project had to be registered or when a specific instruction had to be executed.