Consensus is little sought after because majority rule which is often a reflection of the mob that rules, is the very best option for the mob.
After all, there is no downside for the mob.
If sufficiently disappointed, what can the aggrieved party do other than trot down to NCAT?
Doing so not only takes the applicant much time and a good deal of effort, but a hearing is often months away AND what’s to stop those taken to NCAT (ie the majority) from ignoring what NCAT tells them?
Only when NCAT will dish out harsh penalties for the majority’s behaviour that is shown to have breached the SSM Act or breached NCAT’s orders or was otherwise unlawful or illegal, only then will the likes mentioned by TheHood (that is biased, uncompromising, irrational and unreasonable folk), will the majority’s behaviour begin to change.