We had already dealt with that and it was agreed on.
Recommendation 1.15 says:
As a result of the Supreme Court of Canada`s decision in Sauvé v. Canada (Chief Electoral Officer), [2002] 3 S.C.R. 519 ("Sauvé"), all prison inmates who are otherwise eligible to vote in a federal election may vote regardless of the length of their sentences. The Court struck down the provisions of the Act which denied the right to vote to inmates serving sentences of two years or more. The government, however, has not tabled legislation to put in place a voting process to facilitate voting for these inmates, most of whom are held in federal institutions. The Act currently only authorizes a process in provincial institutions. The Chief Electoral Officer has had to rely on his power of adaptation in section 17 of the Act in each election held since the judgment in Sauvé to enable these inmates to vote. He seeks an amendment to the Act explicitly authorizing him to establish a process for voting in federal institutions.
Is anybody in disagreement?
We will report that it was not the majority of the vote, that it was a yes, but not by a majority.