MR LE ROUX
Mr Chairperson, the principle there was that, and it was also conveyed to me especially by Barnard, that the Sunday that the bombs explode it was very close to election and that would also have a world impact, I mean the world's eyes were focused on South African and Johannesburg especially had a lot of damage and that would effectively be world news.
	The other bombs would follow up, for example the one in the neighbourhoods of Johannesburg and then the airport bomb had to occur on the election day.  That was the order that I got and I also saw it that it would have the effect that it would disrupt the elections.  
	At that stage we thought that there would be various bombs that would explode countrywide.  I knew about the pipe bombs that went out to disrupt certain activities and it would be the, the three bombs would be the large explosions that occurred and in the Western Transvaal there would be more bombs.  Beforehand we discussed that other units of the AWB would continue but that never occurred though Mr Chairperson.