GEORGE BIZOS
I want to read to you from page 270 of the record of your colleagues from which your hearing was separated and this is not brought out by me, but by your own counsel and their counsels, the same person.
	We will start at the bottom of page 269 Mr Chairman.  This is the record in the other proceedings.
	Mr Booyens - prior to your confrontation of Mr Biko, had there been any facts with regard to him personally made available to you?  I am not talking about his personal background, but with regard to his character, his physical strength and so on?  Mr Siebert - yes, Your Honour.  On the morning before the interrogation we had final consultations with Colonel Goosen.  He made - he brought it to our attention that Mr Biko would be a difficult chap, that from experience with prior detentions apparently in Natal, he mentioned that during those periods of detention, he offered no cooperation and that he would ignore one, and that on a different occasion in King William's Town, he had beaten a Security Officer, a certain Mr Hattingh with a fist.
	Mr Booyens - was this during detention in terms of the security legislation?  Yes, I believe so.  How seriously did he beat Mr Hattingh?  From what we heard, from what we were told he broke his teeth with his fist.
	Were you given instruction then by Major Snyman on the morning of the 6th of September to collect him?
	Now, you were going to be a member of this interrogation team, were you not?