Most New Zealanders understand that when someone breaks the law and someone is sentenced to a prison term and the prison term runs across an election cycle, one of the liberties that's lost is the right to vote. But, apparently, that right to vote, for lawbreakers, or for prisoners who are serving their time—and, let's be clear, people who are in prison these days have committed criminal acts, have destroyed the lives of many people by those criminal acts, and have put fear into the lives of many people by those criminal acts. This motion is to ensure that those people regain that liberty—that right to vote—while they're still in prison. It's very hard to understand, and we haven't had one argument from the Government today or from the debates that were in yesterday to explain to us why it's so important that this House report back by 2 June on this particular bill. 