On 21 October last year, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) informed the Minister of Immigration that they were processing or in the process of considering a visitor visa for Mr Boochani under the no-surprises policy. So, clearly, they had some concerns about that, and under the instructions to be granted a visitor visa, the person needs to be a bona fide applicant, and that is defined as someone who "genuinely intends a temporary stay in New Zealand for a lawful purpose" and who is not likely "to breach the conditions of any [visa] granted." Mr Boochani's onward travel arrangements—I asked the Minister if INZ had looked into that, but that, apparently, is not in the public interest. The day before Mr Boochani left Port Moresby, he was interviewed by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, where he said he would not be returning to Papua New Guinea; he might go to the US where he'd been accepted for asylum or he might stay in New Zealand. That is quite clearly a breach of the instructions and he shouldn't have been able to get into New Zealand.