We feel that if we have people in our society that offend against the laws that we pass in this House, if they offend against our communities and the offending is so serious and so bad that it means that they get a custodial sentence—it's very hard to get a custodial sentence in New Zealand, to actually go to prison—we feel that there's some rights that you give up, that you forfeit. You'll get those rights back when you return to the community—hopefully, rehabilitated and ready to integrate and to make a proper and genuine contribution back in society. But one of those rights is the right to vote and it was brought to this House as a member's bill.