The next, I think, quite critical and substantive section, or change, is in clause 14, inserting new section 155A, which is about the use of licensed premises as polling places. So we've now moved on from election-day enrolment in voting to the other thing, which gives the Electoral Commission more flexibility about where they locate polling booths, particularly on election day. The commission, in more recent elections, has allowed for advanced voting booths to be in places where, like supermarkets and malls, liquor is sold. But that hasn't been allowed for election day itself. This will allow the Electoral Commission to continue those polling booths in those places on election day, subject to other provisions in this bill that allow the votes cast in those places to be counted somewhere else—and those are the next provisions. Clause 16, amending section 174(1), allows the commission or returning officer to designate another place to be a place where votes are counted. I'm very pleased to see the changes that the Justice Committee made. I think that tidies that up with the consequential technical amendments that are there.