This bill, essentially, has a few small aspects to try and, basically, ensure that none of the Green Party's Supplementary Order Paper actually makes it into law. So, essentially, the Green Party has come to Parliament tonight and they're voting to ensure that none of their Supplementary Order Paper from last week makes it into law. They have agreed to a process to ensure that their changes which they put forward, their diligent, principled Supplementary Order Paper which they put forward to say that all prisoners should have the right to vote—they've come to Parliament today to, essentially, give in and say "We are going to be happy with not one part of our Supplementary Order Paper coming into law." That's just another example of how the Green Party is having to give up—again—something else. They haven't got their light rail, they haven't got anything else, and now they're not even getting anything through under this bill.