That's my reflections on the nature of the reduction of rights. As to the extent, well, the bill sets a bright line at the three-year mark. I suppose the justification would be, as Ms Curran has set out, that a person would be able to vote in the election that would install a set of lawmakers that would be in power—half of them, or slightly more than half, the Government of the day—on their release. But it's also the case that we do have elections sometimes at intervals other than three years. We have by-elections. We have elections in a shorter period of three years. We also have the situation where it might be that a person who is serving a term of four years is only disqualified from voting in one general election. It might be that another prisoner incarcerated for four years misses out on just one. And so it is that the cleanliness of the rule, as is suggested by Government members so far, is at least a technical detail that the select committee should be examining very closely. 