Hon TIM MACINDOE: Mr O'Connor, what a bizarre suggestion that is. I do just want to make the point that we will return to the issue of same-day enrolments during the committee stage, in the hope that the Government will look at the very serious complications that arise. It's not just about the delay in the return of the writ. There is much more to it, including the necessity, if you are part of a democratic exercise such as a general election, of having the ability as a candidate to reach out to all the voters to convey your messages to them. This particular measure will take that away from candidates of all stripes in a way that is fundamentally undemocratic. I'm sure that's why Britain doesn't do it, Australia doesn't do it, and much of the United States doesn't do it. So it's not as if we are currently out of step with comparable jurisdictions, but we will be under this bill. It's a very flawed measure, and I'm very disappointed to see the Government charging ahead with it in such an undemocratic and unconstitutional fashion.