We also have talked about a number of different practical issues with the bill. The Hon Dr Nick Smith pointed out the illogicality of the fact that someone who is a member of Parliament has the right to visit a prison at any time, and a candidate, on the other hand, doesn't have that ability. So an election campaign is naturally tilted towards incumbents. I'd perhaps even go a step further and say that if the member of Parliament is going to visit the prison as a member of Parliament, then he or she shouldn't be visiting as a candidate, because the visit as a member of Parliament is to check on welfare and processes and so forth, as opposed to being there to campaign. So even for members of Parliament who are candidates, let alone other candidates, the situation does not make sense, because they shouldn't be—and in other cases can't be—in there actually actively campaigning.