Now, in Part 1 of this bill, we limit the right to vote to extending it to those that have been sentenced to a term of three years or less. Right-o! So we've established in Part 1 under this Government bill that if you are in prison for a sentence of less than three years, then you are entitled to vote. But in Part 2 of the bill, with the amendments that have been supported by the House, we now have—and I'll read the provision very specifically. The prison manager must, as soon as reasonably practicable, advise the prisoner of his right to enrol and must ensure those enrolment details are passed on. Except in Part 2 of the bill, there is no distinction between those that have served more than three years than not. We now have a bill that requires a prison manager to act illegally.