T 7 3 H A B A N G U, B. BOKALA, L. VOGELMAN, PROF. MOHAMED. N.PAHAD, D. -HftTHE AND M. - C H I K A N E. C.

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2 THE HEGlOHM. EXECUTIVE qe UPf HfcETX-Wfc Vtftf) OKI PRESENT * :*' - 5s'. «L».: v-'-t 1. executive' Ws. " S ' " u T 7 3 H A B A N G U, B. BOKALA, L. VOGELMAN, PROF. MOHAMED. N.PAHAD, D. -HftTHE AND M. - C H I K A N E. C. *. *. i«: *..s * c er'fv? ' u : u. :. 2. AP3-0GIES.'A. SISULU. G. DU PLESSIS, REV. CHIKANE, REV. HLALETOA, E. MDLOBI ---- AtiD H. VALLI 3. ABSENT ; - C. J. Jcr. DR. MOTLANA';,^.-*MA2WI^^.4. -E V A L U A n O N T C O W i n E E ^4.4;'PRESENT-y xr.f * -on-:?'» ; * Cj c. i-'r-:- * :r-:..i *.*...vv. -? ' c?; '*: I. MOMONIAT AND J. JOFFE. Cc>" trf-. -!. "-or li-rt.v cr..* :e.- 4,2- ABSENT S M.:MKOMFE.*V*:.i ;.1 i Z. : ;5«OFFICE.ctirv, ;.as v* 5 2? '? o * r.«. P. LEPHUNYA. ' ; AGENDA... tr*' fid,',* T 1. APOLOGIES. 2. MINUTES OF THE LAST REC. f - «t\ : - *. - si 3. CORRESPONDENCE.- t-~ s n * - v:, s i:c; r 4. FINANCE.-c-s.:. r -r- *_ i'z.z n. 5. NATIONAL SECRETARIAT MEETING. 6. ANDERSON S YISIT;REPORTv. \-rt*sr, ;f i _-i-.*. : ~ r i?... * :>* t ir t 1. MINUTES f *-t«*. :*«.* ca...» -St.b The einutes of the last meeting were read and adopted with amendments and additions, W - *..- >.* ' ' s 1.1 The names of the financial committee are as folltt^s, Prof. Mohamed, -I.: Loyd Vogel man and Patrick lephunya. This names were not included In'the last minutes. 1.2 That;this committee needs the approval of the general council meeting. r v * j '. ^. ' * ^ 1 3 That the secretaries and the national treasurer should participate in -this cownittee and that this committee has the powers to co-opt. 1.4 FUNCTIONS * *.-; **. if.-.. *.* Apart from regulatwg the funds of the UDF this committee should also look into ways of fundraising. 2. CORRESPONDENCE -2-. /SCA...

3 executive felt that this letter should not be raised at the general council * as it will iralse questions (about the validity x>f-some affiliates, l>ut it should acknowledged *-m^ also CeperJs on t;.e feto z<io fr»\*«:-.t ra"»w.-. v snap. CPE. HUSHUDU *We received a -letter >eque'stinq assistance froir Cde. ftjshudu. The executive felt that it should be reffered to organisations and be-tffd at the general council -me* c i U C FINANCE MCE 3.1 The people who were sent by the executive to see the national treasurer 1n conjuntion with Cde. J. Ooffe's debt gave a load down. The national treasurer indicated that there is no monpwbut he could held in fundraising for this debt and for other activities. 3.2 FIKANCIAL STATEMENT As requested by the executive.the financial statement was presented fcy Cde. Nasiii Pahad. (see finaclal statement dated :18 October 1984) 3.3 For further Information on the question of/funds see paragraphs 1.1,1.2 and 1.3. NATIONAL SECRETARIAT MEETING HELD 13 to This meeting was held as the follow op of the NEC meeting held on 10 -October Following matters were discussed at this meeting. ^ * ~ THREAT TO BAN THE UDF -V It was felt that this should not be left as it is and also in the light of the harasment of the UDF 3e&dership, the second layer of leadership must be created International campaign that will include briefing-of-enbasies about the develpments 1n the country. It was felt that the more international campaign we waged it lessons the ban on the UDF Documents briefing the academics-atid influential people must be prepared unions * V - ' The question of unions Included In the LE GRANJE'S statement and all those who are not Included must be briefed about this possible ban and organise around it PEOPELE'S WEEKEND MEDIA It was also reported that the week - end of the 27th be declared the peoples weekend focusing on detention anq harrasment of UDF leadership and the threat to ban the UDF. The slogan suggested is "LONG LIVE THE UDF BAN APARTHEID"

4 Western Cape undertook to produce stickers for regions provided that regions will pay for the cost and trasportatlon of the stickers. NEC WORK SHOP There^t*!*tbe need workshop to focus on the future of the - Front but this also depends on the feed back fro* the regions.. i i : u m? r kshoe- ANDERSON'S vfst' RE: GENERAL touncit V r ' The visit c f MR.. ANDERSON was discussed by the executive and the acting national treasurer-should prepare a briefing document. This would be presented at the general council meeting. The executive members were asked not to air theier views on the general coucil "and allow "the discussion to flow....

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