This is an important issue, as both the Minister and my friend and colleague Simon Watts has said. It's hard to know whether or not anybody would be completely put off by the need to disclose a home address on advertising, but for those who might be wavering, it could be one of those sort of negative aspects. I join with the Minister in encouraging those people who are considering putting their hands up to do so when registrations open on 15 July. It is a tremendously rewarding experience despite the rollercoaster and the slings and arrows that occasionally come the way of elected representatives. But this will remove a barrier. It'll likely keep people a bit safer than they otherwise are on the campaign trail. I certainly condemn anybody that would seek to abuse or threaten in the way that Maureen Pugh described. I think that was a very sobering story. This will be just one small way in which we can make sure that our robust democracy is also safe. I commend the bill.