Now, what this bill does is it fixes the inconsistencies that were raised in Parliament last week, and the amendment that was put forward by Golriz Ghahraman—there were two parts to it. The first part was to, essentially, give all prisoners the right to vote—that wasn't passed by the House—but then the second part, that was passed by this Parliament, which we're now reversing with this bill, sought to require prison managers to advise and assist, essentially, prisoners to enrol to vote, and this bill gets rid of that. This bill changes that. And yet the Greens, who moved that motion originally, are now voting against the very amendment that they moved.