The last point that I want to make is around the rights of victims. I raised this point in each of my speeches—in this bill and in the previous bill—because there is nothing in this bill about the rights of victims of crime. We all know on this side of the House how crime affects our communities and how devastating it can be. The story that we're told is that people serving sentences of less than three years are somehow not serving for serious offences; they're going to be released soon, so we have to give them the right to vote.