Here's the third thing: why was this bill rushed through by select committee chairman over there, Meka Whaitiri, and her mates from the Labour Party? Why was it rushed through when this country was in the biggest civil emergency in the lifetime of every parliamentarian? Why was it that the select committee delayed dealing with sexual violence legislation? I'm sorry, rape victims, you're not important. We delayed legislation to provide greater protection for first responders—that's our policemen, that's our Corrections officers, that's our ambulance officers. Hang on a moment, their rights aren't important. Damn the ambulance officers, damn the cops, damn those people who every day put their life on the line to make our country decent. This Government is focused on the rights of criminals and rushing it through. I found it horribly offensive that not just one day, but 12 days of the lockdown, rather than helping my constituents with the dozens of problems that occurred through the COVID emergency, their attention, their needs, had to be put second-rate, because the Labour Party felt that the most important issue facing the country during the COVID emergency was giving the right to vote to prisoners. That was offensive and that was wrong.