that was alex hawk s determination. we don t know what would have been decisive, what he would have factored in or not factored in. just public interest. we ll see if there is further detail from the morrison government or from hawk on this or maybe about djokovic if he finds out more about why he thinks the decision was made. it ends a long waiting game, since djokovic won his appeal on monday. we ve been waiting for a ruling from the immigration minister, it could come at any time, sort of hanging over djokovic ominously, and the australian open ominously. we also wonder if alex hawk, the administrator waited until 6:00 p.m. on a friday to really try to shorten the amount of time that djokovic and his legal team would have to mount an appeal before the australian open. just runs out of djokovic for preparations and participation in that event. and if djokovic appeals, can he stay in country while he appeals? and can he compete while he appeals? or will he be locked in a detention c