It is also worth having a look at the Māori Prisoners' Voting Report of the Waitangi Tribunal, as raised by a couple of members previously. The key aspect of that report for me was not only engaging with the disproportionate effect, as the tribunal found, but actually the non-enrolment of such prisoners at the end of their time. But that is actually something that I think we could consider separately very meaningfully. I'm pleased to say that the Justice Committee, in a different item of business—namely the election inquiry that was eventually completed—considered the question of enrolment for those who are in prison and then finish their sentence, having done the crime and then done the time, as the saying goes. We talked about options such as suspended enrolment, or perhaps automatic re-enrolment. Those are a couple of different mechanisms that could usefully be employed, even separately from the current bill before us, which is to say that we could address those shortfalls identified by the Waitangi Tribunal without passing this legislation. 