I will briefly summarize. It's not dealing with the circumstance of adoptees. It's dealing with the circumstance of natural-born children born abroad in the second generation or beyond. The first element, in terms of the subamendments, is bringing in a transitional amendment, which is necessary to ensure that for those benefiting, where they may have been granted citizenship at some time in the past because the law wasn't considering them citizens as of right, the grant of citizenship is considered never to have happened. As we discussed at the last hearing, they are considered citizens as of right from their birth. The transitional amendment is necessary to undo the effects of that previous grant, and that is in line with legislative remedies from 2009 and 2015.
The second element is more of a technical provision, ensuring that all of those who are becoming citizens through this provision, because their parents meet a connection test, are considered citizens from their birth and not from the coming into force date of the amendments, should they pass.