But this law is the same law that the National Party supported in 1993. In my view, and this Government's view, it strikes the right balance between ensuring that those whose offending is at the lower end of the scale—not those who commit rape or cause serious harm, because they get much longer sentences than that, much longer sentences than that. No one convicted of rape is getting 18 months; it's just totally wrong. This strikes a balance between those whose offending is at the lower end of the scale, those whose culpability is at the lower end of the scale but sufficient to justify going to prison, but knowing that they will be out in the free world before the next election, having the right to have a say on those who're governing the country that they're going to be released into. That's the principle. It is a correct principle; it is not an open slather to any prisoner allowed to vote.