I think I can. The way the act is structured right now is that the complainant or the Privacy Commissioner can go to Federal Court to enforce a fine. The company can't complain if it loses. That works fine if the first resolution is just an ombudsman-type resolution where we recommend that you change.
If it were to change to judge, jury, and executioner, where the commissioner fines or otherwise makes an order, then I think we do have to have the right of the company, obviously if it's a tribunal making the decision, to go to Federal Court and say “bad decision”. I think that would be a change to the act that would have to be made, because it's unfair otherwise, to have no right to appeal and you've been told that you are offside.