We, in this House, in the past Government, breached fundamental rights. We degraded New Zealand's justice system. That's not what we're here for. That is why we're restoring the right to vote. It's not, I might remind that side of the House, extra rights. There's no such thing as extra rights. We all have rights; they are universal, they are indivisible. That means you can't have a democracy when some people don't have the right to vote. We don't have human rights because we are good but because we are human, and starting down the slippery road to taking away basic human rights based on arbitrary moral judgments by individual Governments is degrading to all New Zealanders.