I want to go through some of the events and perhaps ask some questions that that should be asked and answered in any review and inquiry. I've got to say, from the outset, almost everyone who makes an application to stay in New Zealand, whether as a refugee or not, tells the truth. Some do not, and in 2011, when the individual applied for asylum, having been an international student here in New Zealand, he did not satisfy the Refugee Status Branch that he had a credible claim of asylum, and he was declined. He appealed that decision and he subsequently became a permanent resident. Now here are some questions that I have, however. Firstly, when he attempted to leave New Zealand, he was obviously already on the security agency's radar, and the Minister talked about international obligations that prevented that. I'd like to know what those international obligations are. I'm aware that we passed a piece of legislation not too long ago that prevented New Zealand citizens from leaving New Zealand if it was reasonably believed that they were going to go and fight in wars and conflicts. But I'm not sure that the same legal framework applies to non - New Zealand citizens, which this fellow was. But if there are international obligations, I think we need to know what they are.