CHRISTOFFEL PIERRE VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
Yes, as I've already said, in December I was transferred to the Witwatersrand and at that stage, according to the instruction which I got from General Liebenberg, we had to withdraw from Plan Katzen and only assist and monitor where necessary.  The attack on the 19th of February therefore took place after the instruction to end involvement which I received, so I don't have detailed knowledge of that attack.  But it was my observation or my perception that the Defence Force was not involved in that and that it was also not a part of Katzen.
	I might just add that the only reason why it could be seen as a continuance of Plan Katzen, was that I had recommended it in my plan.  Not an attack per se, but I recommended a coup d'etat and the TDF could have launched the attack as a continuation of that which I'd recommended in my plan.  
	I might add that whilst I was in Johannesburg, I received a call from General Reid-Daly in which complained that he was alone, in that we didn't assist him.  I told him that we'd terminated our participation in the project and that he should liaise with General Gleeson if he has any further problems.  That was before this attack took place.