I prefer to answer in English.
There are many reasons to appeal or to not appeal, and this is a very long judgment that deals with a lot of subjects. A large number of the subjects dealt with were dealt with to our satisfaction. It was primarily about setting terms and conditions for warrants going forward. We were quite satisfied with that part of the decision.
With regard to the part of the decision dealing with the duty of candour, we acknowledged to the court that we had breached our duty.
Ultimately, I think what the court was saying was that there should, perhaps, be more clarity in the legislation, rather than seeking clarity.... We always have a choice about seeking clarity: should it be done through legislation or litigation? Our choice here, I think, is in some measure about what should be the subject of legislation and what should be the subject of further clarity through litigation.