I have only two things to say in my contribution. The first of those is that, other than the Ministers of Corrections, I would venture to suggest that I've probably spent more time visiting prisons than any other member of this House; because, as is on the public record, my father spent time in prison. And one thing I can tell you—and Greg O'Connor mentioned this briefly in his contribution—we send people to prison in New Zealand as a punishment, not for punishment. When they're in prison, what we attempt to do is support their rehabilitation back into our society. One element, albeit a small element of that, is for prisoners—in this case, for the proposed bill—who are serving a term of three years or less to be allowed to vote.