There's also the fact that the Federal Court only looks at whether the law was applied. It deals with matters of law, not of fact.
That's what I mean when I say that there are several avenues but they're fragmented and partial. They don't add up to a whole view of the case that involves both questions of law and fact, information as it was given then, but also new information and other considerations. That makes a whole. But right now it is a fragmentation.
If I could just say, effectively the media has become an avenue of appeal. Members of Parliament have become another avenue of appeal. Most of them will say these decisions are being contracted out to our staff. Our staff are bearing the brunt of a lot of this inadequacy of an appeal.