MR HATTINGH
On page 81 of Volume 1 of the documents which serves before the Committee, there appears an extract which would seem to me as if it came from the Truth Commission's report.   I would just like to read this to you.
"Nieuwoudt asked for SAMS seven assault rifles, explosives, limpet mines, handgrenades, RPG7's, explosive devices, machine guns and ammunition and this was delivered to East London, to a house belonging to a Mr Kruger who worked with Nieuwoudt.  On the night they left, Nieuwoudt gave De Kock a bag full of money saying "dit is joune".  De Kock refused the money.  Nieuwoudt insisted and said that the money came from sources of his.  He said that he had already taken care of himself and his men.  The bag contained R160 000.  De Kock bought a plot with this money which he later gave to Willie Nortje.  He used the remainder money for a deposit on a house in Lynwood which he later gave to Chappies Klopper, house 14 Ministerial."
	Is this the version to which you have given evidence?