The last bit I want to come to is the matter of principle. Members on this side of the House say that when you go to prison, you are there to lose your freedoms. You lose your freedom of association, you lose your freedom of movement, you lose your freedoms of access to information. It is absolutely proper that while somebody is serving their time in prison, they do not have the right to stand for this Parliament or to participate in our election. It's actually more than just a matter of principle, it's actually a matter of practice, of just practical reality. Only MPs are allowed in prisons. So what about the candidate who is not a member of Parliament? How do they campaign for the votes in prisons? I have spoken to so many prison officers, the practical people who work in our prison system, who strongly believe, as does the Corrections Association, that this is unprincipled, poor law.