There is one other aspect that I'll draw attention to before I get on to one or two of the more contentious issues. Clause 5, which enables or would enable special vote declarations to be treated as applications to enrol or to update details—now, currently, the enrolment form and the special vote form contain largely the same information. So the committee is saying the Electoral Commission should be able to—not absolutely required to, because they may have reasons to believe it isn't appropriate, but should be able to treat the special vote form as an enrolment form. Given the fact that many New Zealanders are nomadic—we've got so many people who are voting from overseas and all sorts of things—it does make sense, I think, to ensure that we continually strive to have the most accurate enrolment information possible. So I commend the Minister of Justice for putting this proposal before the committee, and the committee, as I say, warmly endorses it.