So now we have a situation where prisoners are going to be enrolled regardless of how long they are sentenced. But it's not clear whether being enrolled will actually allow them to vote or whether by enrolling them to vote means the prison warden will have actually committed a crime. You think about the difficulty of that. The prison wardens are supposed to look after the people that are committing the crime, but this Government is making the prison wardens criminals in themselves. This is the kind of mess that that we're getting into with this kind of lawmaking. You know, Sir Geoffrey Palmer once said that New Zealand is the fastest lawmaker in the West, and this Government seems to have done a line of smack and decided to go even faster. I think that's a real problem, because actually this is quite a serious issue. Before I discovered what had transpired earlier in the evening—because I'm a busy leader of a small but growing political party—I was coming down to record the ACT Party's thoughts about this very serious matter.