Why are we passing it again this week? Because when they passed it last week, they made such a tactical error in the way the Government tries to pass its legislation that they accidentally made a piece of legislation that said that if a prisoner has been in prison for more than three years, or sentenced to more than three years, they have to be registered to vote. The prison warden has to register them to vote, but they can't actually pass a vote—they can't actually vote. So they're registered, and the warden has to register them, but they can't actually vote. That doesn't make a lot of sense. Surely the clever people in Parliament who earn upwards of $162,000 a year, less the pay cut that it took them three months to organise, surely those good people that represent us in Wellington, especially the ones in the Government, wouldn't make such a silly mistake as to accidentally pass the wrong part of a law? You see, last time they passed a whole wrong law, and this time they just passed part of a wrong law, which—maybe that's progress for this Labour Government. Who knows? Maybe they're just making smaller and smaller mistakes towards the election until they reach perfection, and off in the infinite time horizon.