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I will kindly ask to make it a sticky note above.

Some of the refusals in EEA applications, besides being contrary to the relevant legislation or openly idiotic, can also violate human rights of the applicants, such as the right to family life. UK is a signatory and is bound by the UNCHR decisions. I suggest examine the following-

1. When is the application to the UNCHR open to the applicants?

2. What is the amount of delay in dealing with EEA applications, whereby exhaustion of the domestic (UK) judiciary does not need to be adhered to?

EEA route applications are determined in accordance to EU regulations/directive which entirely based on the genuineness of the relationship between EU & NON-EU national and the EU national activities. Correct documentation significantly reduces the delays and wrong judgement of the application. Moreover, an applicant possesses the right to complaint and seek help from local MP, write to caseworker, contact the EU commission etc. if the application has been handled incorrectly.