Hon MARK MITCHELL (National—Rodney): Thank you, Madam Chair. Firstly, can I address one of the comments that the Minister of Justice, the Hon Andrew Little, made in his response, when he said that the National Party must be concerned about the election result this year as we were trying to prevent 1,900 prisoners from voting. So I would assume by that statement that the Minister feels that those 1,900 prisoners are going to vote for Labour. But I think that's very unfair—I think that's extremely unfair, because Darroch Ball, he deserves his share; New Zealand First, they deserve a share of that 1,900 vote. So, Minister, I would say to you that if you're making the assumption—and it would be fair to say that that's the assumption—that the 1,900 prisoners that are going to get the vote at the general election this year are going to vote for Labour or for New Zealand First, I put it to you that it's probably highly likely—