 The form of the pallium included in the coat of arms recalls that used by metropolitan archbishops (but with black crosses) rather than the much larger pallium worn by Pope Benedict at his inauguration.After Benedict resigned as pope in 2013 and assumed the role of pope emeritus, Cardinal Andrea Cordero Lanza di Montezemolo, who designed the coat of arms in 2005, said that Benedict XVI needed a new coat of arms now that he was no longer the pontiff.Montezemolo drew up a proposal for a new coat of arms (which was not officially adopted), which Montezemolo believed could be used now by the former pontiff.