Election day in New Zealand is a day when all electioneering ends and when we go to vote. Every single other day of the year, all 364 days—well, actually there'll be an extra 365 days this year—we can add enrol to vote and every other year you can enrol to vote on any day of the week, at any time, anywhere; it is up to you. But on election day, it is voting day. That is the day when we go to vote. And the implication of this bill is we are going to have up to a 10-day wait for the election results to come through—an extra 10 days that all New Zealanders will have to wait for the Electoral Commission to go through those potentially around 1 percent of people who didn't enrol prior to election day. To check their enrolment, to actually make sure that they were actually eligible to vote, and then to be able to process their votes will create a 10-day delay. 