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Why don ionic compounds conduct electricity when solid?

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Why don ionic compounds conduct electricity when solid?

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In order to conduct electricity, a substance must have charged particles which are free to move through it. In an ionic solid, all of the ions are bound in a crystal lattice structure which prevents them from moving.

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