Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Justice): I know that that member who has just resumed is struggling to come to terms with the new spirit of the committee of the whole House stage, where it is more conversational and questions are posed; that's why the limit on the number of calls has been completely removed. In any event, let me assist the member, if only to assist him with history, because I know that member also struggles with history. He certainly struggles with facts, but he definitely struggles with history. And here is the point: the law changed in 1993, under a National Government. The National Government in 1993, of which he was a part, changed the law to allow prisoners serving a sentence of less than three years to vote. That member voted for it. He might have forgotten, but he voted for it.