The government continued to refuse to set out the terms of reference of the inquiry into Fox, or why the issue had not been referred to Sir Philip Mawer, the independent adviser on ministerial standards.
Referred to in court as D, she entered a not guilty plea to a charge of intimidation last week while wearing a niqab after the judge backed down from a previous decision that she would have to show her face to be properly identified.
The case has already been referred to the police ombudsman but, as the first minister has said, we should have a full, independent examination of the whole operation of this scheme.
In all, 45 charges relate to one child, who cannot be identified for legal reasons and is known as "A", and four against a second girl, referred to as "B".
In general, non-urgent consultant-to-consultant referrals are no longer carried out, and this means patients are referred back to their GP.
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Martin Schulz, the president of the European parliament, refused to call a halt to this odd situation (which internally is now referred to as Nespressogate) even after being warned in writing more than a year ago by the joint leaders of the Green Group that coffee farmers in Latin America are facing "a real hunger crisis".
Under cross-examination by Fairfax's barrister, Matt Collins, Hockey was asked why the North Sydney Forum membership forms referred to providing practical support to Hockey and used the words "business and community leaders supporting Joe Hockey MP".
Billy Crystal referred to the Robin Williams film about a robot who wants to become a human being: "it's called the Al Gore story".
Simply referred to by the man on the microphone as "Bob from Belize", Gabourel fought his way around two circuits of the loch as the threat of being lapped loomed.
One former militant on trial in the US referred to al-Qaida (which in Arabic can also mean a maxim or method), as "a formula system", denying that it was the name of a group.
