Two years on, Australia appears powerless to address Mr Britten's concerns. Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday said it was "very distressing" for the friends and families of the 88 Australians killed in the Bali bombing. "We have always called for those who were involved … to face tougher, proportionate and just sentences in these cases," Mr Morrison said. "Decisions on sentences, though, as we know, are a matter for the Indonesian justice system. We have to respect the decisions that they take. Residents and tourists evacuate the scene of the 2002 bomb blast in Bali, Indonesia. The attack killed 202 people including 88 Australians.