The second is in relation to the list of persons who will be sent in the way I've described, and these are the persons whose names have been entered on the electoral roll for the district after writ day and by the end of polling day under various sections of the Act. I wonder if the Minister can explain why it is that the Electoral Commission wouldn't simply advise all the names of eligible electors—so that would include not only those who have recently become eligible but also those who were already eligible prior to that time. It seems, perhaps, that what we're going to end up with in the regulations is an artificial distinction, given that the law, the policy behind the law, and indeed the provisions of Part 1 now establish a regime where all enrolments are to be treated the same. Indeed, all enrolment applications are to be allowed whether or not they are before writ day or indeed on polling day. So I wonder if we're going to have somewhat of an anachronism within the law whereby we're going to have a list of persons over here and list of persons over there for which there is no meaningful distinction.