If I could just give a couple of examples of that because they are significant—one is the recommendation for this bill to provide for voting to be able to take place in a wider range of places, and, in particular, with a focus on licensed premises and other areas where alcohol can be sold. In the past, there's been an absolute blanket ban on that. I doubt whether there would be many people at least who would argue that it would be desirable to have voting actually in an area where alcohol was being consumed, such as a pub. But there are the licensed premises where it is quite possible to walk through to an area that is not being used for the sale and consumption of liquor, and I don't think anyone would have much problem with that. A good example would be a sports club, perhaps an RSA or a service club of that sort. 