GEORGE BIZOS
Now the important part of this, and this is the main reason why we asked for permission to put this document to you, appears on page 614, line 20
"The names of Mr Goniwe, Calata etc, would probably have been given by the Security Branch at Cradock and sent through to Port Elizabeth.  In other words this is the manner in which the Divisional Headquarters in Port Elizabeth would have followed normal procedures of security reports.  I can still remember that Mr Jaap Strydom assisted by Mr Jan Vermaak of Cradock during May 1985, visited him and met with interested parties, including Major Calitz, the then District Commander, Mr Gerber, Commissioner Marais and myself held to discuss whether Mr Goniwe should be re-appointed as teacher.  The idea was also mentioned to appoint Mrs Molly Blackburn as mediator and the possibility of her appointment at Graaff Reinet.
My personal feeling was that I was not opposed to the re-appointment of Mr Goniwe at Cradock.  Insofar as this was the function concerning Divisional Headquarters at Port Elizabeth, to Headquarters in Pretoria and what happened there, I am not able to divulge information about.  Information that was in possession of PE Headquarters did not come from Security Branch, Cradock, but would have come from several sources, from several parts of the country.  It therefore follows that any information was given to the top position from Port Elizabeth branch, did not necessarily come from the Cradock branch."
	Now, is that a correct description of what was happening at the time?