We know it is an arguable point—and it is in communities around the world—as to how many citizens' rights and civilian rights, or civil rights, you take off somebody sentenced to prison. You automatically lose your right to freedom of movement and your right to freedom of association and you have a huge curtailment of the right of freedom of speech. Should you lose other rights as well, and, look, that's a fertile debate. But, actually, for New Zealand it was reasonably well settled until what I think was a pretty gratuitous political act in 2010. Under a member's bill, no less, the law changed, and this Government does not think that that was a savoury thing to do. We think there is a principle underpinning this. 