CHAIRPERSON
Mr van Zyl, I've been requested, if you could please just read a little bit slower, the translators who are giving a simultaneous translation, are finding that you're going a bit too quick and it's very difficult for them to properly translate simultaneously.  It's difficult to translate and read.  Just carry on for about approximately another five minutes then we'll take the lunch adjournment.  Thank you.
MR VAN ZYL
"We were also informed that the disruption of the enemy could, for example, entail from the breaking of a window to the killing of a person and that it depended on the priority class.  The organisation would identify targets, chiefly from available information, after which we would receive our instructions.  Various non de plumes were used and we also had to take the oath in terms of the law or the Act on the Internal Security or the security of Intelligence.  We were also informed that the CCB would be a covert organisation.
		During the course we were told that we would recruit unaware members who would not be able to determine our real identities.  Before the commencement of the course the name Andries Rossouw was given to me.  I would also like to mention that during the course the Managing Director told us that we were indemnified from any prosecution for any acts of violence which we would commit during the execution of approved projects.  We had to see to it that our actions could not be traced back to the Defence Force.  The argument was put forward that the Defence Force and therefore the State had approved the projects for execution and therefore we would not be prosecuted because the country internally was also in a situation of war.  
		We were also informed that the acts against the enemy of the Republic, were aimed at the enemies of the Republic of South Africa.  We were also informed that these enemies were persons who endangered State Security and against whom the South African Police could not act and that such persons were the targets of the CCB.  These targets would receive priority class.  I should also mention that persons of far right organisations who would endanger the State, would also be targets for the CCB, as we were informed.
		Projects, we were informed, could be executed by aware members of the CCB after it was approved, when it was a low-risk project.  Unaware members, also known as indirect members, would be used for the execution of high risk projects which were approved.  The reason for this was that the conduct should not be traced back to the CCB.  
		During the course, it was repeatedly told to us that the four members on the course would form a new cell, who would be active internally and which would be known as Region 6."
	Chairperson, if I may pause here, it would be an appropriate time.