appeal on procedural grounds, he wasn't given enough chance to contact support and assistance in the wee hours of the morning, and that would certainly be something they could avoid if there were political will to engage the review process. right. i appreciate, ben, you are not a political correspondent, you are very much a sports correspondent. but we have just heard there the premier of victoria, from the labor party, saying "actually, we wouldn't have him, this is for the federal government, which is the liberal party, it is for them to deal with". and we have elections coming up. it is hard to avoid all about, isn't it? absolutely. there is very clearly, as soon as djokovic announced that he was coming here with an exemption, politicians were sort of lining up with a djokovic pinata, trying to look tough on him as someone who was getting around the rules. and so different politicians don't want to be seen, all of them pretty much don't want to be seen as giving djokovic any sort of leeway or cushion. he is someone who it's very politically attractive to be tough on, and probably demonised, fairly or unfairly. and i don't know if he is out of the woods just yet. new york officials have pledged their support for those affected by a deadly apartment fire in the community of the brox on sunday.