CHRIS BISHOP: Well, don't say it's the Governor-General that can do it. Dr Webb knows when it says the Governor-General that is the Government, because it's the Government that instructs the Governor-General—that's constitutional law 101. So the current law, section 73A, says the Government can adjourn nomination day for up to six weeks—for up to six weeks, right? So OK, that's fair enough, because you need a bit of flexibility. This says the Government can do it multiple times—doesn't set a limit for how often they can do it, but multiple times for six weeks at a time, including into the year following an election.