We've been told—and other members have referenced this—by all the courts of the land, right up to the Supreme Court of New Zealand and the Waitangi Tribunal, that the ban on people in prisons from voting is a breach of those fundamental rights. That's really important to notice, because human rights are universal. That is the core and essence of our basic rights. We don't have human rights because we're good but because we are human. It's important to notice that, because it's a slippery slope. If we are to take away human rights based on arbitrary moral judgments, what's next? Do we take away the right to healthcare from our prisons? Do we take away the right to be free from torture? 