Her mother tells Conor Lally how she believes the system failed her.

However, he said he believes the system used to seat local juries is fair.

It believes the system is more complex that previously thought.

Deirdre believes the system is too weighted towards the accused rather than the suffering family.

The government believes the system is delivering.

The world governing body believes the system will prevent money laundering, protect minors and make transfers more transparent.

The union believes the system is not foolproof and still relies on workers to do the right thing and get tested.

Channel 4 said it believes the system will ultimately be able to handle up to 250,000 different programmes.

Dr Morgan Wairiu believes the system could work if it's managed properly or there's a quota for the number of crocodiles killed for trade purposes.