As I say, one might speculate on the cause of that, but it's probably helpful if I move on to other matters—for example, the fact that the issue that was at the heart of the confusion of last week—let's just call it confusion and move on—was an issue that had been raised and canvassed extensively at the Justice Committee. The principled position that some submitters brought to the table—and in very convincing terms, I'd have to say. If one were of the persuasion to say that some prisoners should be able to vote, the argument went that so all prisoners should be able to vote. That was obviously the position taken by the Green Party, but not by other members of the Government, as in the parties that are, effectively, forming Government as opposed to being the Government support party—I use the term "support" in a reasonably loose kind of way on this occasion. 