Finally, managing polling disruptions—the Minister has well canvassed those, particularly as it relates to clause 17, and, of course, making sure that we are very clear when a poll can be disrupted, the period in which it can be disrupted, and then also the triggering of informing both the Prime Minister and the deputy of the Opposition party. So I'm proud of the work that the Justice Committee did in making these practical amendments despite us not agreeing on the bill. Having said that, I think it's a piece of legislation that does protect the democracy and grows our commitment to democracy in this country by allowing voters, the 19,000 that were disallowed in 2007—to enable them to have their vote, to have their say, and to increase participation in our voters across this nation. I commend this bill to the House.