The Tory's equivalent unnamed source says: ALESSIA PIERDOMENICO/Reuters This is an independent process and must be carried out impartially by the Boundary Commission.
"Australia has an obligation to impartially investigate allegations of torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, to criminally punish perpetrators, and to provide effective remedies (including compensation) to victims," Saul wrote.
There was nothing of that sort under Kennedy: he simply chaired its proceedings impartially.
Indeed, the demand that "the child safety norms of the church in Ireland" be "applied fully and impartially in conformity with canon law", and the weasel-worded injunction to "co-operate with the civil authorities in their area of competence", seem to reinforce the notion that canon law matters more than criminal law.
We want people to consider the case utterly impartially".
Tonga's prime minister, Lord Tu'ivakano, says the courts will impartially consider a request for extradition.
They also think judges should apply the law impartially.
He says he wants to make Russia a law-abiding country, but so far seems keener to use the law to squash his opponents than to uphold it impartially: two of Russia's richest men, who wielded vast political influence under Mr Yeltsin's presidency, are now in exile facing prosecution at home.
On the other hand, a concerted effort to encourage the judiciary to uphold the rule of law impartially should be warmly welcomed.
John DiIulio, who was brought into the White House to implement Mr Bush's "faith-based initiative", was told to retract his criticism that the administration lacked a proper policy shop for evaluating facts and arguments impartially.
If they enforce the rules impartially and promptly, they could set Thailand back on the road to democracy.
