The discussion about the restrictions of rights has been pretty well thrashed out, actually, in different stages of the bill, and I think that there's some merit in the perspective that, really, to be incarcerated in the first place is a restriction of rights. So it's somewhat of a nonsense to say that we should not restrict people's rights in not allowing them to vote because they are imprisoned, because it's precisely because someone has done something worthy of imprisonment that we should at least consider curtailing various rights. So I think that sort of absolutist approach that we've heard from the Green Party member earlier tonight doesn't particularly stack up.