 In the House of Representatives, Minority Floor Leader Francis Escudero claimed that only pornographic films received "X" ratings, and that there was nothing indecent about the documentary.Estrada's lawyers subsequently appealed to Arroyo, who convened a special committee chaired by Cecilia Guidote-Alvarez, chairwoman of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), ultimately referring the case back to the MTRCB on November 9, 2006, and suggesting that the film may be shown only after cutting around two-thirds of its original length.An MTRCB appeals committee decided in favor of lifting the ban on the film, but against immediate public exhibition, in January 2007.