We heard from a number of submitters who made good, compelling submissions in favour of the bill but with a reservation around the fact that there appears to be inconsistency internally whereby prisoners being denied the right to vote are said to have had their rights under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act curtailed. The argument was that there was somewhat of an arbitrary line between prisoners who had been sentenced for less than three years and three years or more. I acknowledge that the Minister in the chair, Andrew Little, has outlined an argument in respect of prisoners being able to vote, effectively, on—one step removed, but let's say voting on the laws of the land that will apply to them after they're released, the argument being that they're voting for those who will in turn make the laws of the land.