Now, I've had a quick look at the law and it doesn't appear that way, but now we've got legislation that contradicts that. That could actually be the case that people could do that, so we could have a scenario here where people could declare that they were Māori and go on to the Māori roll to stack a by-election, for example. Quite clearly, this legislation allows that. Given the clause that allows "except when a local election is being held", when you can actually change across, there is a way to stack, let's say, a local government by-election for whatever reason. It could easily be done, so that's what really underlines my point about the policy work being on the back of an envelope. They haven't actually thought about this. They haven't gone through it properly.