In fact, what is interesting is the fact that the idea of prisoners having the right to vote restored to them was the subject of submissions in the select committee's inquiry into the 2017 general election, as well as previous electoral legislation that went to the Justice Committee. What is also interesting is that, when this legislation came into the House and went to the select committee—when I say this legislation: the bill passed last week—it was the subject of more than 2,500 submissions, 78 percent of which supported the legislation, wanted that change, wanted the manifest unfairness approved in 2010 to be removed and the principle restored that those serving sentences of less than three years be allowed to vote.