MS KOOVERJEE
Okay, please go on.
MR PEARCE
"Robert and Matthew Lecordier advised me that they would pick me up at 1 o'clock in the morning as there was something we needed to do.  They picked me up and drove me to New Germany.  We operated on a strictly need-to-know basis.  This was discipline explained to me by Robert and we had to strictly adhere to this.
		The reconnaissance of the area was first carried out and the route was checked out and it was established that there were no roadblocks.  We then returned to Wentworth, where Robert picked up two limpet mines.
		The arranged plan was that Robert would stop on the freeway, whilst Matthew and I would get out and climb up the bank.  Matthew and I carried a limpet mine each, given to us by Robert.  It was arranged that Robert would go to the next turnoff and return to the other side of the freeway.
		Matthew and I got out and went to the pipes.  We had some difficulties with the pipes and Matthew suggested that we place the limpet mines on the valves itself.  We did so.  We pulled the pins and left and returned down the bank, where Robert met us and we left.
		The next day I learnt that the limpet mines had exploded.  There were no persons injured or killed in this operation."