the facts, isn't it... absolutely.- the facts, isn't it... absolutely. the facts, isn't it... absolutel . ~ . ., ., , , absolutely. what did an happen. and that is _ absolutely. what did an happen. and that is very _ absolutely. what did an happen. and that is very difficult - absolutely. what did an happen. and that is very difficult to - and that is very difficult to tell and predict what the outcome might be, would you say? outcome might be, would you sa ? ., �* , outcome might be, would you sa ? . �* , , say? that's right. the minister essentially _ say? that's right. the minister essentially has _ say? that's right. the minister essentially has three _ say? that's right. the minister essentially has three options, | essentially has three options, three bad options, in terms of how he goes about cancelling, if that is what he wants to do, mr djokovic's these are. as a ready disgust, the character provisions in this space would be very difficult. it would give the government some sort of advantage if they did cancelling character i think mr djokovic would appeal immediately and the matter would then go back to the courts to be dealt with. all that while mr djokovic would be held in detention. find that while mr djokovic would be held in detention.— held in detention. and he will be held in _ held in detention. and he will be held in detention - held in detention. and he will be held in detention when - held in detention. and he will| be held in detention when the australian open actually starts. play starts early next week so time is of the essence here, isn't it. then from alex hawke's point of view, the