The particular instance, though, that we're talking about here is a man who came to New Zealand, supposedly he came on a student visa to, supposedly, study in New Zealand. A month later, he cancelled out of that and then claimed to be a refugee. It is pretty distressing to find out that having had the immigration department decide that they did not believe he met the requirements for a refugee, his refugee status, he appealed it and then ended up—through the tribunal that deals with these, the Immigration and Protection Tribunal, they approved his refugee status. Some years later, when he was being subjected to—his activities had, obviously, come to the attention of security agencies. Searches of his computers showed that he had in fact manufactured the evidence, or a large part of the evidence, that had been relied on by the tribunal in granting him refugee status. Refugee status is something that gives tremendous power and also rights within this country, as we would expect it to do.