In relation to the obligation to enrol, the member has to read that in context. So if he has a look at clause 7, new section 86A(1)(b), having, under paragraph (a) advised the prison they're entitled to enrol and all the rest of it, then they ask the prisoner whether they want their enrolment details sent to the Electoral Commission to facilitate their registration, and then under subsection (2), if the prisoner wants their enrolment details sent to the Electoral Commission to facilitate their registration as an elector, then a subsequent section applies. It may well be that the prisoner does not want the Department of Corrections officer to do that. A prisoner might want a family member to do that. A prisoner might want somebody else to take over that role of doing that. Just because the Department of Corrections has a duty to inform prisoners if they can be on the roll, to assist in facilitating that doesn't mean to say that it is the Department of Corrections that has to physically provide the information to the Electoral Commission.