In addition, the submitter proposed amendment to sections 165 (3) and 182 (3) of the Constitution with regard to the mandate of the Public Protector. The Committee accepted the view that the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa and legislation already has in place structures to deal with the issues raised in the submissions. Furthermore, extending the powers of the Public Protector to interfere with judicial decisions would undermine the doctrine of the separation of powers. It would also not be in keeping with the principles of the Constitution. The other view was that the appeals and review of court decisions remain effective remedies to litigants not satisfied with court decisions.