So we are extending the period by which the writ has to be returned. The interim result, which is largely known on election night, with the odd exception—1993, somebody recalled the other day. People know what the result is or where it's going, and so that will continue to happen. The world will continue to spin on its axis during that extra 10 days, and that's been guaranteed—not in the bill, of course, but I've had assurances from good authority that, in fact, that will happen. So that is also provided for in this bill.