UNKNOWN
104, bundle A.
	And if you could just read the whole of paragraph 45 into the record.
MR VAN ZYL
"After a few days, Barnard returned to Johannesburg without the Omar project being completed.  I received information that Omar had had a heart attack and that he was at home, which had jeopardised the project.  Barnard proposed that the project with regard to Omar, be postponed for a few weeks.
			I contacted Peaches on the instruction of the Regional Manager, to find out whether he was able to obtain some of Omar's pills and he told me that he would try that.  I discussed the matter of the pills with the Regional Manager, in the presence of the Co-ordinator, Nick Botha and Chappie Maree.  There was another person present whose name I cannot recall, but who had been previously in a medial regiment of the Defence Force.  He was responsible for the obtaining of logistical support.  In others words he would assist with the tablets.  I mentioned that endeavours would be made to obtain a pill of Omar and then was told by the Regional Manager to hand over the pill to the unknown person who was present.  He said that they would manufacture a similar pill which looks exactly like the pill which was given to him and that Omar would die of a heart attack after he had taken it.  
			The Regional Manager said that he would discuss the matter with the Chairperson, via the Managing, as an approved project had already existed.  I received instructions from the Regional Manager to continue with the project and to try and find the tablet.  Shortly afterwards, during August of 1989, I received two small white tablets from Peaches.  I was informed that those were the tablets that Omar drank for his heart condition.
			I, during a cell meeting, gave the tablets to the person attached to the Medical Regiment, in a hotel room.  I can't recall who all was present during this meeting."