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Ultimately yes, she makes the decision but she doesn't do all the research herself. Her officials will present her with the facts and then give her the available options. They will then make a reccomendation and give the reasons why. She could go against the decision but it would be...

Not quite true. They could still JR the decision, but they would have to be given permission by the High court judge to go to the Court of Appeal and then permission again to go to the HoL.

The really laughable thing is that they have tried to claim that BHAFC actions were premature and pointless, when if they hadn't been for the hearing they would have done this 1 day before their hearing date in December.