Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Justice): Thank you, Mr Chairman. The member who has just resumed his seat, Dr Nick Smith, has made some interesting points. He did point out that his door was open, but, of course, we all know that it's not just your door that has to be open, it's your mind as well, and we know that his mind isn't. I acknowledge his criticism of me as someone who made some comments that were personal about others, and he's demonstrated how to address the Parliament in a way that doesn't personalise issues. I make this point: I know that member lives in a weird world—in a weird, strange world that is divorced from reality. But here's the point: if the member looked at the Electoral Act, all of it, he would see that the law as it is at the moment, as passed and approved by this Parliament under his Government, allows remand prisoners to be candidates in the general election. In that nine years they did nothing about it. They passed the law in 2010 allowing remand prisoners to be candidates—did nothing about it. He has no moral stance to take on this.