Illumina has set aside nearly half a billion dollars in anticipation of a fine. Following the EC prohibition, the EC is considering additional measures, which may include ordering the transaction unwound. Illumina intends to appeal the EC prohibition decision to the European General Court, "but will begin reviewing strategic alternatives for GRAIL in the event the divestiture is not stayed pending Illumina's appeal." An ordinary appeal to the General Court takes about 30 months, and an expedited appeal (which the General Court has discretion whether to accept) takes between 7 and 18 months. Separately, Illumina's appeal to the Court of Justice of the General Court's ruling that the EC had jurisdiction over the transaction under Article 22 EUMR is pending. If that appeal is successful, all EC decisions in this case would be annulled for lack of legal basis, including the prohibition, interim measures, any gun-jumping fines, and any unwinding order.