MR RICHARD
On the basis of what you had just said, which is set out above the paragraph that I am referring to and other factual matters relevant to the time, is it correct that targets at the Kabwe Conference, were to be identified as stated there and the paragraph reads
"... targets were identified as follows: the racist army, police, death squads, agents and stooges in our midst and the call to take the war to the white areas, is defined as follows - strengthening  our workers' organisations and engaging in united action in the factories, mines, farms and suburbs."
	Then the second point -
"... spreading the consumer boycott to all areas of the country."
	The third point -
"... organised and well planned demonstrations in the white suburbs and central business districts."
	Third -
"... forming underground units and combat groups in our places of work and taking such action as sabotage in the factories, mines, farms and suburbs and disrupt the enemies' oil, energy, transport, communications and other vital systems."
	Next -
"... systematic attacks against the army and police and the so-called area defence units in the white areas.  Well planned raids on the armouries and dumps of the army, police, farmers, and so on to secure arms for our units."
	Now, when we talk about the Kabwe Conference, isn't that in essence what the direction and policy that came out of it?