GEORGE BIZOS
I'll come back to that, but I just want to finish the passage on 1591 until the top of 1592, and then I'll ask you to comment.
"No, I do not understand the motivation of the unknown persons, if they bring the Goldie file and show to me that there is no reference to Dr Webster."
		"I do not know why you do not understand it."
You say to the Judge.
"Now I would like - I have put my problem to you and we all know who Region 6's persons were and you functioned on a cell structure, you did not know what the problem was."
		"Yes, but there were unaware members whom I do not know of."
		"Yes, but these unaware members could not confiscate the files because they did not know about the emergency plan. An unaware member could in any plan be informed.  In other words, you say that unaware members had access to CCB files?"
		"Not to CCB files, but probably specific files, that is possible."
		"But all the internal files?"
		"No, I cannot say because they left together.  I don't know, but it could be, it's possible."
		"But that is preposterous."
Says His Lordship.
"No, Chairperson."
		"How can an unaware member firstly know where the offices are and what the emergency plan is?  Then he should be an aware member."
		"No, it could have been handed over somewhere in a chain, where I cannot tell you now who in that chain handled it.  It doesn't even have to be a member of the CCB."
		"Yes, Mr Verster!"
And the Court adjourned.
	Now in this passage His Lordship says that on your version, as you had told him at the time, that you were innocent of any attempted murder or conspiracy to murder Omar and Evans, the file would have been of absolute importance to you, do you agree?