DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): So let's get this straight. The Government was waiting for the person's appeal to keep his refugee status to pass before they could act, however while believing they might succeed at stripping him of refugee status—because the Government was taking an action to do that—they also believed that he would qualify as a protected person. How is it possible to be a protected person when the bases for being a refugee the Government clearly believed were fake? Otherwise it wouldn't have removed his refugee status, and he'd have nothing to appeal.