TESTIMONY_GIVER:
  The files in Swaziland, and the ANC cadres that lived there, was handled by Ermelo Security Branch, with of course a head office file too.  All information coming from Swaziland through sources would have been fed through the Ermelo Branch, through the regional branch, to headquarters.  So all the people actively in Swaziland involved, ANC cadres, were fairly well known - or very well known to Warrant-Officer Paul van Dyk, who worked on the border.  They unfortunately also moved quite a lot, had safe houses, changed their routine to avoid specifically being tracked down - because routine is your biggest danger - and then being taken out.  So the information that they would have collected and come back with, Paul van Dyk could have confirmed yes.  And then I'm sure an assessment would have been made, and on the final go-ahead of Brigadier Skoon the targets would have been hit.