No, I think you're mixing up two parts of the legislation. Today, if the minister were to identify that the person who had been granted refugee protection by the refugee protection division of the board had lied or misrepresented his case, the minister would have to apply to the board for a vacation of that determination.
In the future, with these changes, if the board granted protection to a person under this new process--the process that is being transferred to them--and misrepresentation was identified, then the process would be for the minister to go to the board and ask for the board to reconsider the case and vacate the original decision.
So it's making a parallel move. It doesn't change anything with respect to the current jurisdiction of the board with respect to refugee claims. These are only with respect to--