MAUREEN PUGH (National): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. I stand tonight to speak in support of the Local Electoral (Advertising) Amendment Bill in its second reading. I was not part of the Justice Committee that considered this bill, but I have in the past—as has the member who's just sat down, Tangi Utikere—had live experience of campaigning, and I went to add them up. I think it's been 10 or 11 public election campaigns—either local government, local trusts, or central government. So I do come with a little bit of experience in having to use those statements on the hoardings and advertising material. And, I think, as I looked through some of the information that came out of the select committee, it became obvious that this is quite a redundant requirement to have the physical home address of candidates, or a physical address where they can be contacted. 