Hon ANDREW LITTLE: Second, they voted for prison managers to be required to inform all prisoners that they are qualified to be registered as an elector of an electoral district, regardless of their length of sentence, and that those prisoners are required to apply to the Electoral Commission for registration to vote. Thirdly, they voted to abolish the power of the Electoral Commission to remove from the electoral roll the names of people who are disqualified from voting. The amendments that the National Party voted for are clearly inconsistent with each other and with the policy consistency of all elements of the bill. It also puts the Electoral Commission, prison managers, and sentenced prisoners in unworkable situations. And, today, I have introduced an amendment bill that will ensure that the new law functions as Cabinet intended it to do.