Indeed. I wonder if he'll try to get Bev and the gang to explain their decision to a parliamentary committee, just like they tried with Justice Boivin:
The Conservatives on Tuesday used their majority strength on the House of Commons Access to Information and Ethics Committee to adopt a list of witnesses that includes Mr. Justice Richard Boivin of the Federal Court.

They want him to discuss his ruling in a case brought by the Information Commissioner against the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. There is little chance Boivin will ever appear before the committee, but the mere attempt underlines the long-simmering feud between the judiciary and Canada’s conservative movement, which bemoans “judge-made law” and complains about the lack of judicial accountability.

King Stephen is really pissed about the whole division of powers thing: "How come the provinces and the judiciary continue to have a say? I thought I had a majority."