“The Commission considered that the notion of the Rule of Law requires a system of certain and foreseeable law, where everyone has the right to be treated by all decision-makers with dignity, equality and rationality and in accordance with the laws, and to have the opportunity to challenge decisions before independent and impartial courts through fair procedures.” and paragraph 64, “An exercise of power that leads to substantively unfair, unreasonable, irrational or oppressive decisions violates the Rule of Law.” Legal rationality includes a reasonable standard of objectivity about facts. I think the importance of objectivity in politics and in all exercises and demonstrations of State powers is really equivalent to Rule of Law as a whole, but it is less well culturally and legally protected now.