Verbal abuse, intimidation, and physical assaults, sadly, are examples of the kind of behaviour to which some local government election candidates have been subject. Negative comments on social media—that's a problem in itself, but that's not one I think that the bill seeks to address, really, because what we're doing is removing the physical address aspect. It will still be the case that local government candidates will be available to be contacted. The alternative means in the bill provided—whether that's email address or the other ones—doesn't stop the possibility of abuse and threats online and so on. Of course, abuse and threats in an online environment are also problematic but in a slightly different way from those that relate to physical safety. So that's another story for another day. 