JO LUXTON (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. If it was up to the members opposite, we would see every single criminal thrown into jail—throw the key away, never to see the light of day again. Unfortunately for them, on this side of the House, we think that everybody deserves a second chance. If we want people to integrate back into society, we do need to give them some rights. One of those rights is the right to vote. But what we've seen from the National Party this evening has become symbolic of what we see from them all the time: flip-flop, can't make their minds up, playing politics, playing games, and political point-scoring. We're here as politicians to make sensible legislation, and what do we see? The Hon Nick Smith running around, laughing, playing games, making fun of the fact that they're supposedly the party for victims, and all they've done is play games with the victims here tonight. So it's very disappointing—somewhat disgusting—to see them behave in that way. I commend this bill to the House.