There are many countries in the world where the first-instance decision is undertaken by civil servants. For us, what is important is that the decision-making body is independent and is not put under any kind of pressure, or brought under any kind of influence, but is able to make decisions based on objective criteria. That's what's important to us—not whether there's anything wrong with them being civil servants or not. We like the independence that should be exercised by the determining body.
