Looking at the scenario where a poll might be adjourned on polling day, a pretty serious scenario of the kind that Mr Macindoe mentioned—so, without going through them all, they include a riot or disorder, a terrorist act, and so forth. In that situation, the Chief Electoral Officer must consult with a number of people, and they are listed as three items, but they could be more than three people. One is "the Prime Minister;"—well, that makes sense. That person is of course nominally in charge of the country, and I say "nominally" in the sense that one is somewhat a caretaker in that role. But, nevertheless, it's as good an authority as we have, even in that situation in relation to the election. Also, "the Leader of the Opposition;"—I think that's important for a sense of fairness and balance as between the Government and Opposition. 