Actually, if you think about it as well, given that one only needs to enrol once, given that if one has enrolled in a previous three-year cycle, by the time the next election day comes around, if one is already enrolled then one doesn't need to do it again, then that means that given the average age of a New Zealander, according to no less an authority than the first webpage on the Google results list—the average age of a New Zealander is 37 years. They can't enrol before they're 18, so that gives an average period of time of 19 years in which to get enrolled. Three hundred and sixty-five days in each of those years, except we'll add five leap years of one day extra each. So by my calculation—if I can encourage you to wake up, it will be worth it, I can assure you—6,940 days the average voter has had the opportunity to enrol, minus the 12 days in those—