SIMON O'CONNOR: But because the Government has stuffed up the processes, we've got to waste more of the Parliament's time to get this right. And why we're doing this now at the second reading is a clear disparity in understanding between the governing parties. We have the purists, which are the Greens—I'm not sure I really want to use the words "purist" and "Greens" together. I'm not sure whether that's a contradiction in itself. The purists in the Greens say that every prisoner has the right to vote, from the serial offender, the rapist, the murderer, the mass murderer, right through to the person who steals a candy bar. They're purist. New Zealand First—I don't know where they are; they're all over the place. It's funny that they're actually not putting New Zealanders first in this instance. And then Labour, which is taking, again, a more moderate position but saying, "If you're serving over three years …"