Then the second question is this, and this is very effectively communicated in the advice from the Electoral Commission: the problem is that if you allow same-day enrolment and voting, why would anybody bother to enrol? We're, effectively, changing the law with this bill that says there is no requirement now to enrol—don't bother. You can front up to the polling booth any time you like and whether you are enrolled or not, you'll be allowed to vote. Their concern, the concern of both officials and the Electoral Commission, was that if you allow same-day voting and enrolment, over time you remove any incentive for people to actually enrol and ensure that our overall electoral system works.