J A STEYN
Chairperson, at that stage we had already had the information of safe-houses that we gave attention to.  At that stage I understood that the people who had already been in place in Durban along with the reconnoitring of certain safe-houses and addresses that we had, had specifically been there to gain more information to get the movement of the suspects to see which vehicles they used and their registration numbers and I also accepted that and it was, according to me, the fact that we had to continue with the observation but do not arrest now.  When one does observation then you do it for as long as it is safe for you and it is going well and in the process you gain certain information.  This was the thought at that stage.