I have a very brief question for all the witnesses, anyone who wants to jump in. I want to be clear. Some of the witnesses have talked about criminal convictions being considered as part of citizenship. Are you suggesting that an overseas criminal conviction should not be considered as part of a review of eligibility for citizenship?
If that's the case, often where we see revocation instances or we get rejections of citizenship, it's when somebody has not disclosed that information on their application. Can you explain some of your comments in the context of that type of situation and what you're suggesting, because I think a lot of people would say that if you want this to be considered on humanitarian grounds or whatever, why not just disclose it on the original application.
If you wilfully do not put that on your application, what about that situation? How do we deal with that?