As far as the substance of the bill itself goes, a number of its provisions were pretty keenly scrutinised. The extension of the writ from 50 to 60 days was one that we discussed, including in the context that more time might be needed following the counting of votes being combined with the process of enrolments on election day itself. Traditionally in New Zealand in the last several years—the last couple of decades, in fact—the period following election day is used for counting votes and recounting votes and, in the case of one member of our democracy, counting his baubles.