GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour—Hutt South): Tēnā koe e te Māngai o te Whare. This is a small change, but a significant one for the upcoming local body elections. This bill removes the requirement to list a physical address on campaign advertising in the upcoming elections for local body. There's been growing concerns that candidates who do publicise their home address may face undue risk to their physical safety, particularly women and also visible minorities in our community. And the fear is that this desire for transparency in our democratic process is, in fact, having a negative impact and discouraging democratic participation. So what has become clear is that the current requirements are, in fact, doing the opposite of what they intended, and we are changing that today by changing the fact that you no longer need a physical address. You can also provide an email address, a post office box number, a phone number, or a link to an internet site. This is a good bill that encourages more people to stand for public office, and I commend it to the House.