I'm really pleased with the time that we gave to scrutinising this particular bill to ensure that it comes to the House with those views. Although the committee could not agree, that's more a reflection on other members of the committee. I've got to say, I listened intently to the submitters. I also listened to members of our select committee from the National Party. Apart from regurgitating the victim mentality by giving prisoners voting rights, there wasn't anything more substantive that members could actually articulate in the scrutiny of this bill. It, seriously, came down to: if we give prisoners the vote, we are re-victimising victims. There was absolutely no correlation whatsoever. 