 para 86 It was for the UK Parliament, and not the judiciary, to decide where to draw the demarcation line, and they had decided that is should be done based on age.para 88 Lord Walker therefore dismissed Reynolds's appeal, saying that demarcation lines needed to be "bright lines", and that it was the role of Government to draw them (as the United States Supreme Court had done in the "Margia" case, para 91 and he therefore dismissed Reynolds's appeal.Lord Nicholls also dismissed Reynolds's appeal.