MR NGUBANE
I just want to give you an opportunity if you can clarify what appears in your letter and compare that with the answer that you have given.
	At page 306, the last paragraph, you say on the 23rd of March in the morning, Luthuli arrived at kwaMashu police station and told Mhluli and myself that there would be four escorts of policemen including him, escorting the pension team.
	We agreed on that point that since there would be three pay points, namely Macubela Store, Msundusi Store and Tapuka Store, all at Ndwedwe, we would carry the mission out at Tapuka Store, since the escorts would be tired by then and off guard, knowing the last pay point, and that nothing had happened at the last two pay points.
	In that we would catch them off balance and less alert.  If our aim was the money, we would not have agreed to confront the escorts at the last pay point, because there would be so little money left after having paid the two previous points.  Because we need firearms, we thought the last pay point was a good target and it was indeed.
	Do you understand that statement?