Maybe this is a last question.
I would certainly encourage more mobile polling and split polls. We did that in our riding again this year, and it was extremely successful. With a winter election, seniors were saying yes, we want to vote, but we're not going to leave our apartments to vote. In my first election three years ago, many of the polling stations were in seniors' complexes. For some reason in the second election, they were often moved out to be located in schools.
So I'm wondering, when you instruct your returning officers in the different ridings, do you encourage them to have polling stations in seniors' complexes?