On this point, the Court of Appeal dispensed with the High Court's use of "a small likelihood" as such an instance would involve a marginal case of contempt that might not merit the initiation of contempt proceedings in the first place.
On this point, the Court disagreed with the High Court's reference to "a small likelihood" of shaking public confidence in the administration of justice to describe a situation where no contempt was committed. It felt that such an instance would involve a marginal case of contempt that might not merit the initiation of contempt proceedings in the first place.