The data is out there, I'm certain someone on the legal...

The data is out there, I'm certain someone on the legal team will work out the average days the JA take for a decision and it's a given that PEP-11 is well and truely past that average time frame. BPH might find that the publicity, although mostly reported in a negative light to the general public, it might help their case and prove that political influence was involved. Certain politicians guaranteed PEP-11 wouldn't go ahead under a Morrison government. Scomo also made a clown of himself when announcing the cancellation of PEP-11 and is video proof of him working around the process' put in place. Also, can't forget the bill that was introduced into parliament that was aimed directly at PEP-11. Honestly, if that doesn't prove political influence was involved, I've got no idea what will.