H J P BOTHA
Sorry I misunderstood you.  I thought you referred to the final action.  There was a structure in existence in the Security Branch which allowed several regions to meet and to gather information and to share information.  We were tasked specifically with relation to Swaziland as far as it related to the Natal machinery.  The division, Eastern Transvaal, they were tasked with seeing to the Transvaal machinery and Special Operations and also the RPMC, who operated globally over these two structures.  We shared information with each other and there was a target list, which we compiled and which we prioritised people for elimination outside the borders of the country and if you were a Commanding Officer you were automatically placed on that list for elimination and at any opportunity where such a situation arose, he could be eliminated and the same procedure was followed to protect informers from each other.  Without focusing attention on a specific person, the fact that he was an informer you would rather make an alternative plan to get him out of the structure because he might become the elimination target of the National Intelligence, South African Defence Force, or the Security Branch of the Eastern Transvaal.