CHAIRPERSON
Even if they were the commanders, the issue of proportionality would not have come into play at all.  Even if they were commanders.  The fact that the information had not been verified does not make their action to be disproportionate to the objective that they sought to achieve.  However, I understand your argument is that you support the application because it is your contention that the applicants were not in command, they were acting on orders and they had an obligation to obey orders without any room of questioning whether that certain measures had been taken, which measures would then have entailed the verification of information or not, and you say that is something which is beyond what they would have been able to do.  They could not question an order.  Theirs was to obey, and that's what they did.  That's your argument, isn't it?