can't be challenged - read ..., page-60

re: still hope for you lot! Millways, the Minister will have cited many Public Service Acts in his decision. s111 would only be a framework. Legals precedents, technical guidelines, minutes, AGS briefs, regulations, etc - it just goes on an on.

However, regarding public interest: Firstly, the Minister considered process, public opinion, specific interests, common interests, and shared values. Lastly the second stage would have been to explicitly consider the balancing of interests of individuals as consumers/citizens, enterprise or business interests, and collective interests in explaining the reasons for decision.