The structure of who pays for investigations is such that the professional (CDM in this case) is paying not only for her own legal expenses, but also that of the State.  So the State has no incentive to curtail their legal costs.  When investigations last 6 years and cost tens of thousands of dollars I start to wonder about the political motivation to drive these professionals out of business.  Freedom of choice in ealthcare and women's rights and families' rights are all at stake here.  If CDMs are driven out of business who loses?  Who gains?