Yes, we're very familiar with it in our own domestic law systems in many countries. We have courts that are independent. In some cases, they can override legislatures. That's all very familiar and well established. Investor-state arbitration is different because it's not a judicial process, and that's really where a lot of the conundrums arise.
I think it's certainly possible. I honestly think that if people from a different range of perspectives, other than the lawyers and arbitrators who work in this field and do quite handsomely in the field...if we look beyond that group, I think you'd probably end up finding quite a fair bit of agreement on some of the issues if you really combed away at the details.
If I may take the opportunity to add this, I just want to make clear for a fulsome record that I have donated, including recently, to multiple political parties, and I consider myself to be a bit of a free agent.