One thing we did discuss was the fact that that wouldn't mean the leaders of other parties in the Parliament, including in the coalition—for example, if there was a Government coalition or indeed parties that make up the Opposition, notwithstanding that the Leader of the Opposition is not their leader—or Independents, but also similarly precluded would be candidates for the election who are outside of Parliament at that time. We thought that notwithstanding that we were not being fully comprehensive, that was a fair place to land, so to speak, because in the scenario that we're talking about of extreme disruption, an adjournment of poll on polling day is a very serious consequence. It would not be right to force the hand of the Chief Electoral Officer to have to consult with a large number of people, and we thought it was reasonable that the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition could brief their respective people and offer a perspective from their respective sides of the aisle. 