MR DEHAL
I apologise Mr Chairperson.
MR McBRIDE
	"They also gave us the go-ahead to use material which was in the possession of Gordon Webster's unit, to help us effect the attack.   
	The attack was planned to take place after visiting hours, so that there would be a minimal number of civilian visitors at the hospital.  The reason was that it would have been easier to effect the operation with the least number of people around.   
	The initial plan of the operation was that a hole would be cut out in the fence at the back of the hospital so as not to attract attention.  The getaway car would be parked next to the fence with its hazard lights on and its bonnet up to indicate that it might be broken down.   We would enter from the back, go the second floor where Gordon was being kept, hold up the police, subdue them and lock them in the laundry room around the corner.  The information we received from contacts in the hospital was that Gordon was able to walk.  This information was later proved not to be true, he was unable to walk.   
	Having subdued the two policemen, we would have taken Gordon out, loaded him into the van which was the getaway vehicle, dress him up and take him, exchange cars (I think there might be a grammatical error there) and he would be in a car with Greta Apelgren, a different car who would then drive him back to a designated spot.  The weapons that were used in the operation, would be handed over to Themba Khumalo  who would have already dug a hole in preparation for putting the weapons in there and covering them up.  His job also included as part of the operation, detonating two handgrenades in the vicinity of a police station in the opposite direction to which we were travelling, so as to draw the police to that area and to enable us to effect a getaway.  The reason why Themba was the person instructed to do this was that he was from the area."