Flaux admitted he had not seen the films, but had read a transcript, when he ordered the ban on Monday.
"They sent me a transcript at the time and I get a great kick out of the fact that they thanked us on paper hard copy … that's how early this was".
The record of all of this on the minister's website is less a transcript than a piece of lace.
Meanwhile, the transcript on the website is gibberish and it seems the minister for immigration and border protection is happy to see it stay that way.
The relevant extract from the court transcript reads: Justice Arnold: "Well, if this order is enforced, and it's secret, how can you be hurt?
The court transcript, acquired by the Guardian, records Zuley saying he "was mobilized for the war on terror in November of 2002".
Al-Jazeera has vowed to continue its bid to force the UK government to reveal the transcript of an April 2004 conversation between Tony Blair and George Bush, in which the US president is alleged to have said he wanted to bomb the Arabic satellite news channel's Qatar headquarters.
Coe spoke with the caveat of having not seen the programme which made the allegations, but he has seen the transcript.
The reporter, Ben Leapman, wanted copies of the originals, but was provided with a typed-up transcript.
Barbara Jackson of the Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign alleged that when they met IPCC investigators a year into its "scoping" assessment, they had failed to obtain a transcript of the trial, a public document.
Gingrich then used the power of metaphor to make an obscure political point, according to the transcript: Now I'm a historian.
