I did think it was useful and actually really helpful that the report talks about the fact that candidates do need to be accountable. I think it's entirely possible to make that point without saying "and therefore they should be subject to abuse." Of course—well, hopefully—it's obvious to state that no one thinks that they should be, but, nevertheless, there needs to be at least some measure of accountability, and that's the reason, presumably, that the law has already and will remain in a position whereby some kind of contact address must be needed.