GEORGE BIZOS
Now, the first part that I want to ask you about is what appears on page 611, line 15.
	I just want to read that small portion out to you and ask you a question about it.
"I followed up Lieutenant Fouche at the end of March beginning of April 1985, I am not sure what the precise date is.  With my arrival at Cradock, I was not familiar with the circumstances of the security there and immediately on my arrival at Cradock, I familiarised myself with the circumstances there and which problems there were.  It came to my attention that the deceased, Matthew Goniwe, was considered as a leader figure of the progressive elements at Cradock and they expressed their dissatisfaction with reference to community situations, education, housing, etc."
	I want to ask you, if this evidence is correct, it would appear that the report given by Mr Fouche to Mr Winter and his own observations were also substantially watered down to your image of Goniwe?