GIDEON JOHANNES NIEWOUDT
No, I am not sure, but they would surely have done so if Mr Biko was arrested.  Let's assume that he was in King William's Town and his case was proven and we found that Mr Biko was responsible for the drafting of the pamphlet, this would have surely gone through to East London, there would have been a discussion with members of the Security Branch there, and the necessary information would have been given out.
	They would have arrested him.  That is what I believe would have happened, because after Mr Biko was arrested and members of East London arrived there, and had discussions with Goosen, I was not present.