SIMEON BROWN (National—Pakuranga): I'd like to ask a question around clause 7(5), where it says "If, at any time after a prison manager sends a prisoner's information to the Electoral Commission, the overall length of a prisoner's sentence or sentences of imprisonment changes in a way that results in the prisoner becoming disqualified for registration as an elector under section 80(1)(d), the prison manager must advise the Electoral Commission." I'd like to ask the Minister whether that in effect means that if someone commits an offence whilst they are in prison and they are then given an additional sentence, which puts them above a three-year sentence, which means they would be technically disqualified—does this actually disqualify them from voting or does this provision just simply mean the prison manager must advise the Electoral Commission of that and then the Electoral Commission must do the disqualification?