IAN MUNRO PHILLIPS
The only instruction if you can call it an instruction, was the constant plea to SDU's and communities to defend themselves and to do it to the best of their ability.
	But that is not a cause as saying to here is a particular SDU, you are in a particular situation, now go and attack that house.  There is no instruction of that particular nature because I think as has also been indicated, we've got to understand very clearly the nature of how the SDU's operated.
	The SDU's are not military formations in the same way that I would classify MK Units as.  MK Units are soldiers, SDU's are not soldiers in that sense.  Soldiers can be part of SDU's, but more important the whole rational of the SDU is for that SDU in a community to be able to identify the people that it needs to act against and the actions that they need to take.
	That is their job, it doesn't come from me from Durban, going into Port Shepstone or Gamuleke and saying your job is to attack that person.  I am not from there.  The identification of those comes from the root source, but the justification for that is something that we could actually provide.