HAMISH WALKER: So, if we just go to the enrolment process in new section 86A, that's around remand prisoners and whether or not they have the right to vote. I was fortunate enough, when I was 18 years of age, to work two years as a police jailer—a humble temporary constable. In that role, you get to know some of the prisoners, and talking to them they want consequences for their actions. When we're talking about new section 86A, around enrolment, what sort of consequence is it if you commit rape and you then get the right to vote? That's not right. And I look at the other side and they're all looking at the ground; they know it's not right. Jan Logie knows it's not right. You've been doing some wonderful work lately, Jan Logie. I acknowledge you and I look forward to seeing you taking a call on this. Darroch Ball knows it's not up to play. He hasn't taken a call.