Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Justice): I invite the member to read the clause very carefully. There could be any number of reasons why a prisoner's sentence changes, and, therefore, pushes them into disqualification territory. It might be that previous charges, not previously tried or considered by the court and, therefore, not the subject of the sentence that landed that prisoner in prison in the first place, may have been processed and an additional sentence added. It may well be that the Crown appealed the sentence because it considered that the sentence was too short and the prisoner got a longer sentence. So any of those things could apply.