The tribunal's finding that the applicant was not wanted for questioning was based, as noted, on what the tribunal found to be an inconsistency and two implausibilities. Aguebor v. Minister of Employment and Immigration (1994), 160 N.R. 315 is authority for the proposition the tribunal, a specialized one, has complete jurisdiction to determine the plausibility of testimony provided that plausibility findings are reasonably drawn on the evidence. Also, there can be no doubt the tribunal may base its findings on internal contradictions or inconsistencies which are at the heartland of the discretion of triers of fact.
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