IBRAHIM OMER (Labour): It's a pleasure to take a call—a short call—on the Local Electoral (Advertising) Amendment Bill. All the speakers have said it all. This bill removes all the requirements, the physical address on the campaign advertising, for the coming local government elections. The Local Electoral Act 2001 currently requires the candidates to include a physical address on the authorisation statement in advertising materials, such as billboards and fliers. This is problematic because it discourages a lot of good people to stand for local government. Instead, what can be done is people can use a physical or a residential or a business address or an email address or a post office or a phone number, even, when they stand.