 The case manager votes first, the chair votes last; other members vote in order of decreasing seniority.In cases that are trivial or routine, the panel is permitted to meet as a panel of just three ().If a panel of five () suspects that a case currently before it may raise a question of law of wider importance () and that existing Supreme Court case law in the matter is ambiguous or inconsistent, the panel has to add an additional six members, for a total of eleven.