So the provisions that we have in clauses like 19 that are designed to facilitate this Government proposal for us to have people simply enrol on election day and vote at the same time is long term going to undermine our system of elections. Effectively, with these regulations we are saying to New Zealanders there is no bother, though, bothering yourself with trying to enrol. There's absolutely no requirement, if we pass these regulations, for anybody to bother enrolling. Why do it? Why, if there's absolutely no restriction on your capacity to vote, would people bother to enrol? I think that is a dangerous and wrong culture to establish. I think the long-established principle in New Zealand electoral law, going all the way back to the 1850s, that people—and, actually, all around the world—need to make the effort, they need to get themselves on the roll, and as a consequence of doing that they are then able to exercise their free and democratic right to have a say in the governance of this country.