Subsection 114(2), which we are not amending in these motions, refers to cases under subsection 112(3) that remain within the scope of the minister's jurisdiction, where the circumstances that gave rise to the stay of removal have changed. So the person may still be inadmissible for serious criminality and there might still be some risk in the country of origin, but the minister concludes that the balance of risk to the individual and danger to the Canadian public has shifted. Hopefully in most cases where the risk has been reduced for the person who is being removed, the person can be removed. That's subsection 114(2).
In subsection 114(3), which is being amended to impose the same restriction on the minister so that it only applies with respect to those subsection 112(3) cases, those serious cases, the minister will retain the authority to vacate a decision that the minister has made, or the minister's delegate has made, on the basis of fraud or misrepresentation.