Here's how the process works at the moment in local elections: when everyone publishes an advertisement promoting a candidate, in any newspaper, periodical, notice, poster, pamphlet, handbill, billboard, or radio or television broadcast, they must include an authorisation statement. That statement must include the true name of the person causing the advertisement to be published—usually the candidate—and the place of his or her residence or place of business. In this House, we are all familiar with billboards and how promoter statements work for parliamentary elections. We all have party structures behind us, which gives us the option of using the address of a party office or our own electoral office on election material. We can ensure that our home addresses aren't shown on billboards or flyers, or listed in a newspaper. Some local electoral candidates don't have that same choice. 