The Hon Meka Whaitiri mentioned that alternatives to the residential address could be the residential address or a business address; it does not exclude residential addresses if candidates wish to use that. In fact, I used my residential address many times because I live in such a remote area that no one was ever going to come and hassle me at my place—and all power to them if they wanted to take the drive! But alternatives include an email address, a post office box number, phone number, or a link to an internet site. I think that's the secret behind this bill; the intention is that there is a way to contact the candidate, not necessarily go visit them at their home. I think this slight change, this amendment to the Local Government Act section 113 will actually achieve that. So as long as candidates are able to realistically be contacted and provide an opportunity for members of the public to critique their views on things, to explore what they intend to do in their role, I think it's probably a good thing. 