is this what you are talking about? "THE REQUIREMENT REGARDING THE CONCEALING OF ITEMS INSIDE THE VEHICLE DOES NOT APPLY TO PEDAL CYCLES. THERE MUST HOWEVER BE VISIBLE SIGNS THAT THERE WAS A BREAK IN. PEDAL CYCLES LOCKED TO SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED ROOF OR BICYCLE RACKS WHEN TRANSPORTED WILL ALSO BE COVERED. - IT IS A CONDITION OF COVER THAT ANY ITEMS LEFT IN ANY VEHICLE MUST BE CONCEALED IN THE ENCLOSED STORAGE AREAS SUCH AS THE CUBBY HOLE, BOOT OR UNDER RETRACTABLE OR REMOVABLE BOOT COVERS. THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO BABY OR TODDLER SEATS. ITEMS CONCEALED ON THE BACK OF AN LDV (BAKKIE) UNDER SPECIALLY DESIGNED DURABLE LOCKABLE LOAD COVERS ARE ALSO COVERED. ITEMS CONCEALED UNDER CANVAS COVERS ARE HOWEVER NOT COVERED. ITEMS CONCEALED IN THE LOADING AREA OF AN LDV (BAKKIE) WITH A CANOPY OF WHICH ALL THE WINDOWS OF THE CANOPY HAVE "SMASH-AND-GRAB" SAFETY FILM OF AT LEAST 100 MICRON AND WITH VISIBILITY OF 35% OR LESS ARE ALSO COVERED. THERE IS HOWEVER NO COVER AT ALL IF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE LEFT IN THE LOADING AREA: CELL PHONES, COMPUTER EQUIPMENT, AUDIO/VIDEO EQUIPMENT, PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND INDIVIDUAL ITEMS WORTH MORE THAN R 100,000. THERE MUST BE VISIBLE SIGNS THAT THERE WAS A BREAK IN. GOODS LEFT IN THE OPEN ARE NOT COVERED" which brings me to another thing: what happens if someone steals something through your bedroom window which has got burglar bars, and he can reach through the window?
