There are very recent examples of how we go about trying to balance those rights, as prescribed in the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, beyond actually those of COVID-19 and the many COVID orders through this House. In fact, I'd refer many members—particularly those from the National Party, who I'm sure will soon stand up and lambast this contribution—to speak to the fact that, for example, they, with the then Attorney-General declaring it an unjust inconsistency with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, made the decision in the last National Government to deny the rights of prisoners to vote. That is a denial of a right, as prescribed in the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, and something which those on the side of this House who are now seeking to prescribe absolutism to the freedom of expression are saying shouldn't be balanced. 