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The process is available on this Government website: https://t.co/qeu0JPBVHM I also explain the criteria here: https://t.co/hxhX6qGNSk The Courts have the power to restrict further claims from being filed while outstanding ones remain unpaid for costs, but they've only used it sparingly before in extremely limited circumstances. I accept that there is an argument that someone still needs access to justice—but Hayden's behaviour is astonishing, and I don't understand why this wider pattern of behaviour hasn't been picked up and limited by the Courts. There are so many unanswered questions: where does the money come from, how is the lifestyle flaunted on social media and in court filings funded, and how does that work with a scheme that is designed to help poor people of extremely limited means? How does that square with £25,000 in shares in a self-owned company? Most ordinary people aren't queuing up to sue people, oddly enough. They access the scheme quite legitimately to enforce their rights (either as a claimant or a defendant) and I don't think the scheme's designers ever envisioned it being used as what I would say is a tool of abuse.