I think it's appropriate, and I also think that it's also appropriate that we look at the Shawcross principle as you've pointed out. The Shawcross principle says very clearly that it's not necessarily to be pressure from the Prime Minister—it doesn't have to be subtle; it doesn't have to be heavy—any communication from the Prime Minister to the Attorney General could be perceived as an attempt to influence her decision, as improper interference, because she's only the Attorney General.
Is that not true?