9.4.3  Consistent with the principle of ‘last resort’, in any case (including not only ordinary but also fast  track cases), if a Signatory does not meet the required timeframes for correcting Non-Conformities , and therefore the case is referred to the CRC , if the Signatory  corrects the Non-Conformities  to the satisfaction of the CRC  at any time before Signatory  Consequences  are imposed by CAS , then it will avoid any such Signatory  Consequences , save to the extent that costs have been incurred in pursuing the case before CAS (in which case the Signatory must cover those costs) and/or the failure to correct a Non -Conformity within the required timeframe has resulted in irreparable prejudice (in which case Signatory  Consequences  may be imposed to reflect that prejudice).