IAN MUNRO PHILLIPS
Well, there would be no indication to military Headquarters where the arms were necessary.  All that military Headquarters needed from us, was a request that we needed particular arms.
	Again the structure is created in such a way that comrades who were functioning within the SDU structures and facilitating the establishment and arming, from military Headquarters all the way down, are comrades who were specifically chosen for those tasks.  It is not a random or a democratic vote, who is going to be involved in these things.
	There is an enormous amount of trust and faith put in the calibre and the integrity of people involved in those structures.  As comrade Jeff has indicated with regard to comrade Mandla, I have faith in this particular comrade to come with the correct ideas, based on the policy, as I know him and that type of thing.  That is the one thing.
	The second is, I presume if you've got a problem in Port Shepstone, and you are directed to a DLB near Port Shepstone, you can say thank goodness, we can get the things quicker, however, if by some other stroke of fortune, MHQ directs to you a DLB that is north of Phoenix, and you've got to get it all the way down the South Coast, that provides the local MK people or whoever is transporting the stuff, with certain logistical problems which they are trained to overcome.
	There is no necessary linkage between where a DLB is physically located and where the arms will ultimately be used.  It is a case of which DLB is accessible and of course what determines that accessibility is a military Headquarters prerogative, not mine.