GEORGE BIZOS
We now have them correctly.  That was just for the sake of completeness then.  These are the documents that they were talking about.
	Can we please turn to page 10015 [ten zero one five], would you have a look at line 21:
"Did you ever come to hear of it before Mr Goniwe's death, that it was recommended that he be reappointed arising from a meeting in Cradock"? - "Yes, Your Honour"  "I beg your pardon"?
		"Arising from a meeting in Cradock by Mr Strydom"? - "I beg your pardon"?
		"Arising from a meeting in Cradock by Mr Strydom"? - "Oh, it was announced at a meeting in Cradock.  Mr de Bruyn -
he was counsel for Mr Snyman.
"No, that is not what he said"?
		"What do you say"? - "I say that it was discussed at a meeting in Cradock by Mr Strydom and Goniwe and other gentlemen in Cradock".
		"No, but that was at the start of May.  The question is, whether you had heard, after the Committee was appointed on the 7th of June 1985, that Goniwe would be reappointed"? - "I can't recall that Your Honour".
		"No?  Would you not have been angry if you had heard that a decision like that had been taken without any consultation or reference to yourself"? - "Your Honour, I would have accepted the decision of my head office"
Did Mr Snyman ever discuss with you that there was a Committee appointed to decide whether Mr Goniwe should be reappointed or not?