MR PRINSLOO
No, what I meant by that was that the general who was in charge of his area had to, in consultation with his commanders, ensure that the instructions of the generals in staff are executed.  For example, in Koesterfontein, according to my discretion, Mr Barnard, Cliff Barnard would have been in control.  A that specific moment or the period when Mr de Wet arrived there, I say that I assume that Mr Barnard would take the lead or command or then inform him or school him into as to what he must do.