Hon Dr NICK SMITH: —I was unprincipled in 1993, it was a compromise. I know that Michael Wood, who's chirping in—who moves closure votes, but hasn't taken a single call—would not understand the constitutional significance of electoral law. Mr Michael Wood thinks it's OK for the Government of the day to screw the electoral scrum to make it easier to win re-election. Now, we don't think that's right. So in 1993, when the complete Electoral Act was rewritten, there was a genuine compromise between Labour's position, which is that all prisoners should vote, and National's position. I voted for that compromise, and I'm proud of it—absolutely. 