Do you know what the most twisted thing about this is? It's that in the committee of the whole House stage, we had the Minister stand up and say, "What's the National Party worried about? Are you worried that you're not going to win the election because we're giving 1,900 prisoners the vote?" By making that statement, it was very clear that the Minister was making the assumption that those 1,900 prisoners were going to vote for Labour. So if anyone wants to sit down and look in the mirror and ask themselves what their motivation is for bringing a piece of legislation like this into a committee, when we're supposed to be dealing with a national emergency and what was a national emergency, then, actually, it's that side and it's that Minister that should be looking in the mirror. Thank you, Madam Speaker.