Clause 6—in particular, the insertion of new subsection (3A) after current section 88(3), which allows a person who is present in New Zealand to both apply to be an elector and also to conduct a vote and to receive a ballot paper; that is the critical thing that this part of the bill is seeking to do. So it achieves the objective of election-day enrolment. I know some members in the Opposition were concerned that when they saw the advice of the Electoral Commission—the Electoral Commission had expressed a preference to make this change for the election in 2023, but, actually, when they were asked about it by me as Minister, they said it could be implemented for election 2020. And that is what we're seeking to do. They are well apprised of that. The bill is here and I have total confidence their systems will be able to accommodate just this. There are a number of other changes that follow in the subsequent clauses. They are largely technical and deal with administrative requirements the Electoral Commission must do in an election.