But regulation 52(1) refers to "The Returning Officer for the district in respect of which a special vote has been cast in an election by a member of the Defence Force must allow the special vote if"—then (a) and (b). Again, I'm wondering what has changed so much to make it necessary for this to be written into the bill. There may be, again, a very good reason. My colleague the member for Helensville is a former member of the Defence Force. He may well take a call and be able to shed some light on this, but I'm wondering if the Minister can just give a little bit of history to explain what has led to this particular regulation 52(1)(a) and (b) being written in. And, of course, regulation 52(2) comes to the conclusion that "If a special vote cast by a member of the Defence Force is not allowed under subclause (1), the Returning Officer must disallow the special vote." Well, I would imagine that that is equally applicable to somebody who's not a member of the Defence Force. 