The reason I say "under urgency" is that brings me to perhaps the most bizarre of points that we've seen this afternoon and this evening in this Parliament, where Golriz Ghahraman put up her Supplementary Order Paper (SOP), her amendment to extend the vote to all prisoners, which, as I've said, is a perfectly valid and consistent position—something that the Government themselves don't hold—and part of that SOP was passed. Nick Smith has laid out in a far better way than I could how bizarre that makes this piece of legislation. It makes a mockery of the fact that, under urgency, we're passing electoral law, which I would argue is one of the most important pieces of legislation we can amend in this House—the Electoral Act—because it actually defines this Parliament as a democracy. And here we are, under urgency, passing a bill that makes a massive inconsistency in the law, where prison managers are required to advise and assist prisoners to enrol to vote, and yet it remains illegal to do so.