GEORGE BIZOS
Will you please go to page 1024 - perhaps I should start at the bottom of 1023, line 21 Mr Chairman.  1023 of Exhibit V, page 1023.
"What did you think would happen if Goniwe was reappointed and continued with his activities, according to the information which you had and according to the way in which you took your decisions?  What did you expect would happen in Cradock and the Eastern Cape?  Would the situation have been aggravated or would law and order be restored?
		"That I couldn't tell you Your Honour but we would have still monitored the situation.
		Yes, I know that you would monitor it.  Did you think that if he was appointed without any conditions that the situation would become very difficult?
It's a possibility Your Honour.
		It's a possibility?  What did you do about it?
		Regarding the fact that he wasn't appointed Your Honour?  I'm not quite sure what you mean.
		Did you not, as a security policeman, feel more and more isolated?
		No, Your Honour.
		That the civilians such as the people from the Education Department and other's recommendations were accepted and you just had to sit here and deal with the problem, is that not the way you felt?
		No, I didn't feel like that.  As I said, we accepted or would accept any decision taken at a higher level.
		Yes.  Now, when the recommendation - and you made the recommendation to the Geldenhuys Commission, did you talk to Mr or Colonel Winter regarding his point of view?
		Yes Your Honour.  I suppose that the Divisional head of the unit would have done that.
		Yes.  Did he have the same opinion as the security branch had, that he should not be reappointed?
		That I wouldn't be able to say".
Now, do you agree with this evidence of Mr Snyman before Justice Zietsman?