I was heartened to see the Electoral Commission there, because that was the appropriate place for them to be represented, and all of these thousands of students that I witnessed coming through the Hub, it's called at Canterbury University, engaging with political parties, engaging with the Electoral Commission, popping into the Cannabis Society there and talking about the referendum that's coming up—I just thought, well, there's ample opportunity for these 19,000 people that chose to try and enrol and vote on election day in 2017 to actually enrol prior to E-Day. And as Chris Penk rightly put out, and he did the arithmetic on a bit of an average, admittedly, but I thought the stats were quite compelling, voters have 1,095 days on average between elections to get themselves enrolled. Isn't that ample opportunity for New Zealanders who want to partake in our democracy to get their personal lives in order to go and enrol?