Hon MARK MITCHELL (National—Rodney): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I just want to follow up on some comments that were made by the previous speaker, the Hon Dr Nick Smith—the Minister of Justice responded to some of the comments that he was making; I'm not sure if the viewers at home could hear or anyone else in the House could hear—and they were around the fact that when it comes to electoral legislation like this, there has been a convention in this Parliament, and that is that parties do work together because we don't have a constitution. And it has been observed, it has always been observed, and this actually is a major departure from that. The Minister called out when the Hon Dr Nick Smith was making that point. He called out and he referred to a piece of legislation that was brought to this House, I think, in the first term of the National Government, and it was a member's bill that was brought here and it took away the right of prisoners to vote. And he's correct. That's right. But it was a bill that affected only a very small part of our population. It affected—