Safari preferences: keyboard shortcut for going from pane to pane

Is there a keyboard command that allows to go from pane to pane in Safari 7.1 preferences?
I looked and didn't find any. That would be quite handy indeed…

Well, that's what I feared, Dominic. It solves my question anyway, I'm afraid.
It would have been a darned good thing though. You know, I've been a power user on Mac since the very beginning. And all that time, I've asked myself why there was no consistency in keyboard commands, and why there was no keyboard command at all. I've added a lot of shortcuts using System Preferences, but you can use this trick only if there is a Menu command to begin with. Same thing with Mail, and no doubt with a lot of other Apple apps. But it's such a wonderful machine that I can live with that! :-)
Thanks a lot for taking the time.

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