CHRISTOFFEL PIERRE VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
And then on page 114 the aim was formulated differently and that is to develop the Eastern Cape into an independent power block against the ANC and the UDF by December '87.
	Paragraphs 5 and 6:  The plan must have minimal political risk for us.  And in 6, it should not be traced back to the RSA because of the sensitive political nature and also concerning the whites and their reactions.
	7 to 10 is also new.  That is the Xhosa aspiration for unity.  It's not new, it's also in 1.  Traditional leaders must be used maximally.  The present Ciskei Government must be replaced with a pro-RSA government.  Perhaps I should just add, because of the friction between the RSA and the Ciskei Government at that time, this Ciskei was not seen really as anti-RSA but they weren't pro, so this perception was strengthened by what Lennox Sebe said during his public statements that he made.
	Paragraph 10:  Elements of the execution of the plan did not have to be dependant on one another.  
	11:  And then the scope.  That's also new except for the first sentence that is the resistance movements.  Then you have four phases and the first plan only had three phases.  And then the different phases are then given in terms of priority and they could also be done independently.
	Then page 116, that's the same.  Also 117, nothing new there.  118, there are a few aspects where there are differences.  On 118 you will see that it only says method.  It's not only an idea, the plan has been strengthened, it's not necessary to give different courses of action.  The method or the course of action given here with the four phases now contain what I expressed on 1, with three courses of action.  So it's now proceeding more in the direction of a plan, whereas the first one was more an idea.  
	And then the execution is done in four phases.  That is up to the date of December '87.  Now phase 1, it's difficult to say exactly which phase is new but I would say that phase 1 would be the newest of those included, and the aim is to stabilise the Eastern Cape and the Ciskei, November '86.  That's on the security terrain.  
	And then the execution ...(indistinct) of a climate at Namba Sebe and then also the establishment of the XWB and then the Transkei leader's acceptance thereof.  Now that at that stage had already been in existence, it had been achieved.
	Paragraph 2 on that page, the establishment of the XWB and the expansion thereof.  And then also the Ciskei People's Rights Protection Party had to be extended and then also involving smaller moderate groups.  And then 4, climate creation for the Xhosa nation with all the different groups, Transkei, Ciskei and Eastern Cape.  And 5, the liberation of the Sebe group.  I think it was two of his sons, two children. 	Chairperson, I can't remember but I think Namba Sebe's son was also involved, and then the appointment of Charles Sebe as leader of the XWB.
	Paragraph 6:  Then the training and organisation of smaller moderate groups for the take-over of third-tier authorities.  Those are the local authorities.
	And then 7:  The coup d'etat.  I don't think that appeared as a concept in the first plan, where Lennox Sebe is then replaced by moderate people, pro-RSA such as Lent Makoma, Namba Sebe and Charles Sebe.
8 is the same, that is the security alliance.
	Chairperson, I'm going to continue with the differences, is that in order?  Then phase 2, the aim was to establish an Eastern Cape confederation of States before January '87.  That refers back to Strelitzia.  There's nothing new there.  Also not on page 120, also not on page 121, 122 also not, 123 also not.  Then the implications on 123, the same, 124 is the same, 125, 126.  127, there is a small technical difference.  In paragraph 22(a) I said the XWB headquarters would probably be in Port Elizabeth and here we say that it should be in the Transkei area.  128 is also the same, I also ask for approval in principle and I also signed it.