So the problem then happens. It occurs. And that's the question I'm sure that the Government had to consider: is he a protected person? Is he going to be sent back to a country where his life could be in danger? Well, actually, better his life than the lives of those six people, plus another who had their shoulder dislocated—six people who were stabbed by him. His life has to be balanced—and his faith and his beliefs have to be balanced—against those people who actually were doing nothing wrong, going about their shopping in a supermarket. He was known to hate white people. He was known to want to kill white people. I don't know the ethnicity of those who were stabbed by him on Friday, but it certainly appears that that is what he wanted to do. He wanted to go off and fight with Daesh in Syria. Some people would say, "Shame he didn't go there. He could have been sorted out another way."