Hon TIM MACINDOE: —on the Electoral Act—Mr Wood, as you would know; you are an electorate member of Parliament—you have the opportunity to contact those particular voters. One way that you might do that is by direct, targeted mail, and I think most candidates have at different times used that opportunity. Of course, you can't do that if you don't have somebody on the roll in the first place, and therefore the ability of the candidate to reach out to the potential voter to sell his or her message, to argue on the things that he or she believes to be most important issues of the campaign, is taken away. I don't believe that that serves the interests of democracy at all well. I don't believe that it results in a well-educated election—