If I've misunderstood that point then, obviously, I'd be grateful for the clarification, or, indeed, correction, but I would certainly be grateful to know the reasoning behind that if my question is, sort of, founded on a correct assumption. On a related point, the polling day that's referred to in that same provision—I just want clarity, if I may, as to whether the polling day is measured as the calendar day, for example, Saturday, 19 September 2020 as it will be on this occasion, or perhaps it'll be the time that the polls are open on that day, whether that be 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or whatever is standard. I don't know off the top of my head, but no doubt the officials or someone else with access to Google will be able to find out what is standard in that regard. It's probably an obvious enough point that we're talking about New Zealand standard time when we talk about the polling day, although I will note if we're discussing the situation of voters, or would-be voters from outside New Zealand, that it's our time zone and not the same calendar day but, for example, in the United States, some full day behind almost that that would apply. 