FERDINAND BARNARD
No, I wouldn't say it was that, it was very serious and Joe Verster asked me a number of questions.  The details of which I cannot recall, and he was satisfied, and he said that I could go ahead, but that it was a matter of urgency and at a later stage, I was told that even if I had to penetrate the house, the operation had to be executed, because a number of days had gone by, and I might have to penetrate the house.
	They were afraid that Dr Webster could do something which could cause irreparable damage to the country, and to that I refer to the thing that he discovered in the Kosi Bay vicinity.  It was very emphatically conveyed to me that either he was going to make a presentation on this before the United Nations or there would be a report, but there was some or other rumour or information to this effect, and this had to be stopped.
	It was the same with all the other projects, with the exception that the pro forma wasn't exactly the same as it was with the other members.  It didn't function exactly the same way.