So I wonder how the Minister would envisage campaigning by candidates, MPs or otherwise, in a context where the literature that they might produce, pamphlets or collateral, however you might describe it—whether that would be made available to prisoners; noting the difficulties of them receiving, basically, anything physical at all. Of course, as others have pointed out, and I think the Hon Dr Nick Smith asked the question about the ability to communicate the other way, so to speak—prisoners to communicate with candidates—and, of course, how that interacts with the restrictions that are quite rightly placed on prisoners in terms of interacting with the outside world. 