At all times, we process cases based on our policies and procedures, and of course our responsibilities. These relate to our engagement as an administrative agency within the whole quasi-judicial framework. We do not have many open cases. I believe right now we have one case that is before the commission, and we will be presenting the public interest before the tribunal. In any hate case, we will not be seeking a penalty. That is how we'll be dealing with these cases.
The second point of the appeal relates to the fact that, in our submission, the penalty provision could have simply not been applied, and the act itself could have been applied without the penalty provision.