Somewhere in the ministerial statement I think I read that the individual actually sought to have his residence revoked, probably in order to leave the country. I may have misread that. I'm pretty sure he did say something like that. I find that extraordinary. Why didn't we let him? Well, you know, we've had issues around statelessness and people here who don't want to be here. We've had people who do want to be here that shouldn't be here. Here it is: "he requested cancellation of his permanent resident visa. His reasons for doing so [were] unclear." So not only have we prevented him from leaving when he did want to, we prevented him from handing back his permanent resident visa when he wanted to. Then when it looked like his refugee status was going to be overturned, he didn't want to—