CHRISTOFFEL PIERRE VAN DER WESTHUIZEN
Chairperson yes, the first one is Charles Sebe.  We saw him as the logical leader of the XWB.  He enjoyed a lot of status, especially among the Security Forces, that's the police and the army of both countries.  He had the background, the ability, the personality, the stature, to activate and lead the XWB, but he was someone that you had to control - I don't know what the Afrikaans word is, he was a maverick.  And we felt that we had to strictly control him in order to let this plan proceed orderly.
	Then page 88.  He projects traditional authority and it can then be expected that the Security Forces and the older generation will support him.  Opposition from the left and the youth and also from Lennox could be expected, but that kind of opposition must be wisely turned around.
	Paragraph 7:  Should Charles for any reason not be able to lead the XWB, then we would have to look at other leaders such as Brigadier Holomisa and Major Sandile who were part of the Transkei Army as other candidates for the leadership role.
	And D:  Charles' physical and psychological health condition must be strengthened after he had been freed.