MR RICHARD
That is correct, but then I add on, that as I indicated yesterday afternoon before we adjourned, I would be in contact with Mrs Coleman.  Mrs Coleman cannot be in Johannesburg today, she has personal problems to do with an illness, but what she did say to me was that on that particular occasion, that is the 20th of January, the import of the police activity concerned the discrediting of the television documentary, but it is correct that on other occasions, including the 12 October 1987 arrest, efforts were made to turn him and it might well be that under pressure, he said "I would become an informer"  and then promptly went back to his comrades and told them what was happening.
	However, where I need Mrs Coleman at the moment is that the documents that she brought into existence on the 20th, when she did the debriefing, are now filed with the University of the Witwatersrand William Cullinan Library.  They are not precisely where they should be this morning, they are still being searched for.
	Once their existence or non-existence has been ascertained, what I will do is be back in contact with Mrs Coleman and as indicated yesterday, prepare an affidavit subject to the Committee's direction.