In the end, what this comes down to, as the National Party agreed in 1993, when they reinstated the right of prisoners with a sentence of less than three years the right to vote—they considered that somebody sentenced to less than three years is generally at the lower end of offending, they are going to come out, and the National Party then supported the principle, as this Government does now, that even if you are in prison at the time of one election but sentenced to less than three years, you are going to be released back into the community and the democratic principles suggest that you should have the right to have a say on who's leading the country that you're going to be released free into. This is not an open slather, every prisoner gets to vote; it is knowing that some prisoners would be out before the next election and they must have a right to have a say on who's going to lead their country.