The timing of the Māori electoral option creates a barrier for Māori voters, and we know that through the research and the analysis that has been undertaken to date by justice officials. This is because the option only occurs every five to six years. Aside from when they first enrol, it's the only time when Māori voters are able to exercise the option to move rolls. This bill will, in fact, remove that barrier, allowing voters to change rolls at any time—as I've already indicated—up to and including on the day of actually voting, and that's what we've seen in the past. Building up to the election date, we get a lot of inquiries about those who want to change their electoral roll and that creates confusion, and that uncertainty and confusion can be a real barrier to those people wanting to vote and participate. 