GEORGE BIZOS
And in paragraph 47
"Arthur and I met at Rotunda where Arthur gave me the names and a few other clippings for which I had asked, and Arthur told me that he was resigning from the Citizen and that he felt tired and was sick of the long hours especially because of the disruption to his family life.
		Arthur said he would be doing other things with his life, not connected with journalism such as the "statements business" and other projects.  I presumed Arthur wanted to see me rather than just faxing the list, because he saw the implications of the list and felt he should not fax it to me.  However, when we met, we did not discuss the list.
		After Hani's death, Arthur came to our place on 12 April for another matter, the computer programme, for which he had made an appointment during the previous week and he told Clive and I he had put two and two together and realised his list may have been used in the Hani assassination".
	Did Mr Kemp say that to you and your wife?