Now, Dr Nick Smith mentioned in his contribution earlier that it was just under 1 percent of potential voters who turned up on election day last year and were turned away because they were not enrolled, and that, therefore, just over 99 percent of the voters would be inconvenienced by having to wait another 10 days for the formation of a Government when this is introduced. That is a significant point, but I think that even more significant is the fact that because of this provision—i.e., to allow same-day enrolment—we will see over time a steady increase in the number of people in that category, and therefore the delay will get greater and greater over time. There will be no incentive for people to enrol in advance if we say, "Well, just front up on election day and even if you're not enrolled, we'll get it all sorted then." That will add considerably to the time required, that will delay the publication of the vote, and, as I say, over time the whole process will become more and more cumbersome.