Special Counsel Jack Smith will resign and close his two prosecutions against President-elect Donald Trump before Trump takes office, multiple outlets report, though the special counsel is expected to summarize his lengthy investigations in a final report before he goes—but it will have to be speedily completed in order for the public to see it.

With President-elect Donald Trump now set to take the Oval Office again in January, special prosecutor Jack Smith, who has headed the two federal cases against Trump, will likely resign before then. People who are aware of Smith’s plans told The New York Times that he plans to finish his work before the president-elect takes office and acts on his promise to “fire him within two seconds,

This decision will make certain that the Department of Justice will follow through on its longstanding tradition of not investigating a sitting president.