GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour—Hutt South): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. Well, you wouldn't believe it from hearing the last speech, but this is actually a very simple bill; it's short and it's sweet. The bill removes the requirement to list a physical address on campaign advertising for the upcoming local government elections. The current legislation—the Local Electoral Act 2001—provides that candidates must include a physical address on the authorisation statement of advertising materials, such as on billboards and flyers; often, this is the candidate's home address. Instead, this bill changes that requirement by saying that it can be a residential or business address, an email, a post office box number, a phone number, or a link to an internet site.