Now, the Government argues that somehow the mess that has required this bill is somehow the responsibility of the National Party. Let me go through exactly what did happen at the committee stage. The Green Party introduced a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) not just to give those who had served a sentence of less than three years the vote but to give all prisoners the vote. National does not support that position; we voted against that Supplementary Order Paper. At Part 2 of the bill, the Green Party had an SOP that removed six clauses in the Government's bill. We don't support the bill; so we voted for the Green Party SOP to gut Mr Little's bill. Now, somehow Mr Little argues that us voting against his clauses was somehow unprincipled—that somehow it's the responsibility of the National Party, because there's a row going on between Labour and their Government support party, the Greens, and they can't vote together; somehow we on this side of the House should vote for provisions with which we do not agree to patch up a mess of a coalition.