The whole problem here is that the decision-makers at the ATSB and CASA failed to take into account the "Sunlight Test", because through their total arrogance and in their wildest dreams they never imagined that their decisions about the investigation report would be examined, or would come under such intense pubic scrutiny and discussion as subsequently happened.
And that raises serious questions about the ethical conduct of management personnel at both the ATSB and CASA.
Or why the Minister hasn't taken decisive action to remedy the situation, and to give all the ATSB & CASA players involved a DCM.
A decision that passes the "Sunlight test” is one that is logical, rational, and fair, and asks a person to imagine that if their actions and decison-making processes became known to family or friends, or if they were widely published, could that person justify the decisions, and would that person be proud of him/herself.