Overall, turnout in our election increased 3%, so certainly all those people who showed up to vote at advanced voting weren't new voters to us. They were simply voting at a different time. But the 3% I think is significant.
Now, Elections B.C. did very extensive outreach and promotion of voting in the lead-up to the election, so it's difficult to determine whether this was the result of those efforts or a consequence of having a fixed date. We aren't able to discern that. But certainly having the fixed date allowed us to plan our promotion more effectively and to buy good times on television and radio to maximize exposure to the public as to when and where the voting would occur.