Now, the Minister also made reference to the legislative principles around this bill. His problem is that this bill does not resolve the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act issues, that, actually—and the Labour Party, in submissions at the Justice Committee, argued that every offender, every person in prison, should be able to vote. In fact, a number of branches of the Labour Party appeared before the committee. You could take it to the logical extreme where the appalling offender who has subsequently pleaded guilty to the killing of 51 people in the grotesque act that occurred at the Christchurch mosques—and the puritans in the Labour Party argue that that man should be entitled to vote in our elections. We say no, that's incorrect, that people who are in jail are in jail for a reason.