We do want people to take part in our democracy, and part of that must be done in a very safe way. It's tough enough now attracting people to become involved in local democracy, and we want to make that as smooth a pathway as absolutely possible. For many candidates, they don't have the privilege of having the backing of a large party organisation behind them, and so they won't have an alternate address—physical address—that they can apply to any advertising material. So with an individual who is running independently for election in those situations, then, you know, we are providing in this slight amendment to the Local Government Act an alternate way that they can complete their candidacy and participate in the democracy. I think New Zealand can be very proud of the accessibility that we have to local democracy in this country. It's very easy to participate and it's open to everyone, but we do want to maintain security for them so they are not intimidated away from wanting to take part in that. 