The part that I'm far less enthusiastic about is clause 19 and the changes that it is making consequential to the Government's decision and voting on the same day. That is not a change that was recommended by the Electoral Commission for the 2020 election; it's a change that the Government is making because it thinks it can screw the scrum a bit its way for the 2020 election. We know there are about 19,000 votes where people have not enrolled on election day. The reason that National is nervous of the provisions in clause 19 is that it completely removes the incentive for people to enrol. Effectively, what the Government is saying to the people of New Zealand is "Don't bother enrolling, you can turn up any old day you like and you'll still be allowed to vote". It will be a consequence of these provisions, including clause 19, that over time the number of people enrolling will drop because there is no restriction or no requirement to do so.