What we've seen happen tonight with this prisoner voting, or the Electoral (Registration of Sentenced Prisoners) Amendment Bill, is symbolic of the sham of a process that it has had right from day one. I just want to remind members on the other side and people viewing from home that the process is an absolute sham that this Government has pursued. They've had 2½ years to bring this piece of legislation to Parliament, 2½ years to consult with New Zealanders, and 2½ years to actually make sure it's well-thought-through. But, no. The first reading was done during extended sitting hours of the House. The select committee process was rushed during lockdown. While New Zealanders were fighting for their lives and uniting to fight COVID-19, the Government was uniting to give prisoners the right to vote, trying to give the people in lockdown the right to have their right to vote. That's what they were prioritising, and then, on top of that, they were letting all those people serving community service sentences time off on their community service sentences as well. 