The Minister made reference to the issues that occurred in 1993, which was when the distinction was made about the issue of the three years—where prisoners were serving a sentence of less than three years, they would be entitled to vote—and I want to inform the Minister in the chair as to how that occurred. I did serve on the select committee at the time. It was the will of the National Government under Prime Minister Jim Bolger at the time of the massive MMP reform and the writing of the 1993 Electoral Act to, as much as possible, build consensus around electoral law. It is a remarkable achievement, Andrew Little, and something that you should reflect on that with both that Government and the subsequent Key-English Government, every amendment to the electoral law was advanced with cross-party support. 