You CANNOT keep refering the same points/evidence/arguements back to the CCRC...

It will be apparent from section 13 that the discretion to refer cases to the Court of
Appeal provided to the defendant depends, in the absence of exceptional
circumstances, upon the identification of new arguments or evidence which had not
previously been raised in either the original criminal proceedings or any appeal or
application for leave to appeal related to it. The identification of new arguments or
evidence is therefore a vital precondition for the exercise of the power allied to that
new argument or evidence providing the real possibility that the conviction would be
quashed.

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