"I think it's mostly because there are three groups and they seem to feel they have allegiance to constituencies" rather than to the school, she said.
The interview, likely to take place in Mr Hain's Wales constituency rather than at a London police station, comes after weeks of witness statements and painstaking inquiries.
Widely adopted in the United States, the recall is designed to ensure that an elected official will act in the interests of his constituency rather than in the interests of his political party or according to his own conscience.
They give the sense of someone rehearsing lines for a particular political constituency rather than making fresh observations or learning something.
Long-serving MPs tell me they note that Westminster is emptier than it used be because more of the elected representatives regard their paramount role as serving in their constituency rather than speaking for the national leadership in parliament and beyond.
Latinos were seen as a natural part of the Bush constituency, rather than a special side project, Madrid said, describing it as a very effective, Republican-style rejection of identity-only politics.
"If I was responsible for a national constituency, rather than a focus on supporting a specific geographic region, the idea of taking a global advertising opportunity like a Super Bowl commercial would be very enticing specifically if it coincided with a critical juncture in an awareness raising campaign.
"If it's a choice between campaigning for local residents and saving the local hospital services or dealing with constituencies, rather than going to a stage-managed meeting where no decisions impacting on residents are made, we will always take the point of view we should be campaigning for residents," says Mr Norber.
Some of the laws that the court has struck down so far -- like the decorously named Violence Against Women Act -- might be viewed as symbolic laws, designed to please powerful constituency groups rather than to solve national problems.
