Mr. Stephen Groarke:

There are probably two circumstances. If the facts have not changed and we have not been able to identify any new information as part of the review we have done, the conclusion we come to would be the same. That said, in an interaction between the committee and the Central Bank, the committee posed a question to the latter on the circumstances in which the FSPO would re-examine a case. The answer was that if new circumstances that were not known to the FSPO previously became known, the ombudsman would re-examine the case.