BRETT HUDSON (National): Thank you, Mr Chair. I'd like to take up, if I could, some points or the principle that my colleague the Hon Dr Nick Smith raised about there being under this bill greater or different rights afforded to prisoners than to victims and other law-abiding citizens—actually, the point he raised about the ability to have one's details kept from the public electoral roll. I'd just sort of make this point that I understand there's a Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) here that will change that. But until that SOP is actually voted on, we have no idea whether or not it will in fact be accepted, but the bill before us does have those provisions that do allow that prisoner to have their name kept off the public record. Presumably the Government, the Minister would have been happy for the bill to have passed without amendment had that not been raised as a matter in the select committee. 