For example, there are some individuals referred to as “border babies” who were born accidentally. Perhaps they had their documents stamped as Canadian citizens when they came back to Canada. They would be covered by this.
There are individuals who may have been inadvertently considered not Canadian even though they were born here—for example, those who went to the U.S. prior to 1977 and took out American citizenship and were forced to relinquish their Canadian citizenship in the process. They could reclaim it.
So there are a number of different ways individuals could be helped in this way.
Remember, in this process it's still continuing the special circumstances and reviews under section 5(4), so we're very aware that each of these cases is different. To lump them all as groups is really unfair to each and every one of them. I know that in all the cases that I've looked at, every single one is a separate and unique set of circumstances.