I have another question, and I'll see if some of my Conservative colleagues would like to pose a question as well.
You referred to the fact that although advance polls were up by 82%--in other words, perhaps because of the greater forewarning or foreknowledge of when the polls would be, people obviously took advantage of that--the overall voter turnout was only up marginally.
I don't want to belittle that. We've struggled at the federal level as well with low voter turnout. This is one of the things that we're hoping perhaps fixed election dates will help. Perhaps you could add a little more on that, on why you feel that it only marginally increased.