CHRISTOFFEL PIERRE VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
If I may, Chairperson, the 80/20% principle is connected to the power bases of the State, the power bases of the State which are the targets of the attacker, of the revolutionary attacker.  There are five of these power bases and psychologically or the psychological power base is the most important overarching one.   The second power base is the security of the State.  The third one is the integrity of the State itself, it's also called the political power base, the constitutional power base.  The fourth one is the economic power base that deals with everything that gives a country its political impetus and growth.  The fifth one is the social power base which deals with human beings in their daily life.  The last three, so-called "sem" power bases are also known as the prosperity power bases.
	As far as the 80/20% principle is concerned here, this principle was for the first time used by a Frenchman in the war in Algeria.  It was identified by him as on the hand indicative of the fact that the counter-revolutionary effort as well as the revolutionary effort should be aimed at the 80%, namely economic, political and social, and that the security power base only rates at a 20% degree of importance.  And in conventional war it is totally different because there the integrity of the Security Forces will be the most important power base.  Here the issue is to gain control over the State and the economy and the entire social environment of the State.