I've been informed by immigration lawyers that many applications from people from Afghanistan, in particular, and from Iran to come and visit family here—and these people often have very good travel histories; that is, they travel in and out of countries all the time—are not granted visitors visas, and it appears that it's on the grounds that they are likely to be, or potentially, an asylum seeker. Yet, Mr Boochani, a well-known asylum seeker who quite clearly stated before he came to New Zealand that he might not leave the country, quite clearly should never have been granted asylum. He should never have been granted a visa to come into this country. The Minister must look into this and come back to the House and tell us why this behaviour has occurred under his watch.