I remember when they were in Opposition. I remember when we passed the Countering Terrorist Fighters Legislation Bill in response to an external threat. I remember them standing up and challenging that hard, saying, "Why would we go for a shortened process? Why would we go for a reduced select committee process?" Well, the answer to that was pretty clear. It was national security. We had a major national security threat. We had to respond to it, and we did respond to it. And actually, I want to acknowledge the Labour Party because at that stage they had guys like David Shearer, who worked with me on that bill. He was outstanding. But I'm sorry, Mr Hipkins, you cannot come to this House with a straight face and look us in the eye and look the country in the eye and give us any explanation or any reason why we would be engaging as a Parliament in a shortened select committee process to give prisoners the vote back. What is the strategy? What is the reason? We haven't heard one. I doubt very much Mr Ball will take a call on this bill and want to stand up. In fact, I'd be surprised if anyone from the Government does want to stand up and explain to us why you wanted to shorten the select committee process, but I'd welcome it if you did. 