The one part of which we have difference of view in respect of Part 2 of this bill is in respect of the regulations that, again, are designed to allow these late enrolments. Our view is that the Electoral Commission and the taxpayer go to extraordinary efforts to make it as easy as possible for people to enrol. Anybody in this Parliament that suggests that somehow it's hard, I'm surprised by how many opportunities there are for people to get themselves on to the roll. We are actually going well beyond what most democracies—where you look around the world, and you ask the question, "Do most liberal democracies, of which we respect, make sure that there is a separate enrolment process?" The reason for that separate enrolment process is that while we share the value that we want as many New Zealanders to vote as possible, we also want to ensure the integrity of the vote. By ensuring that there is a proper enrolment process, in our view, separate to the process of voting is adding to the integrity of the role, and that is best practice internationally around the running of elections.