We actually, to be serious, take away part of the bundle of rights New Zealanders have when we imprison them—freedom of association, freedom of movement. Very important rights in the Bill of Rights are withdrawn. On the other hand, the right to vote—well, I, like many people in this House, have lived overseas. I lived in Canada for five years. I couldn't vote there. Why would you want to? Because there's no ACT Party in Canada to vote for. But I didn't feel that I'd lost all my rights. I don't think it's a serious human rights issue. That's why the ACT Party is opposing this bill, aside from the fact that it's an absolute shambles.