Just to clarify for those who may be attempting to follow the debate at home—it's probably been a bit difficult given all of the yelling back and forth, but there are three key things that this legislation does. I really want to commend Minister Andrew Little for the work that he's done to get this moving, because it is really exciting. It also notes, on the point that I just raised earlier around prisoner voting rights—reading through the select committee report from the Justice Committee, it's been highlighted by Government members that a number of submitters spoke about the need to re-enfranchise prisoners, and it was Minister Little, in working with our colleague in the Greens Golriz Ghahraman and New Zealand First who worked to reinstate prisoner voting rights for those who are serving a term of less than three years, which I'd note actually went explicitly in contravention of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act—and the National Party knew that—on the advice of the Attorney-General when they decided to move to revoke it.