There is, of course, an answer to the first question—why was he not detained? Well, the reason he was not detained, we hear, is that Crown Law advised a deportation might be unsuccessful because the terrorist might succeed in an application to be a protected person under section 164 of the Immigration Act, and, the logic went, if a deportation action was not going to be successful, then it was not viable to detain the person. Therefore, he was at large. 