They did have additional advance polling days. That methodology is indeed what we're going through.
This is, in many ways, a kind of an election mechanics bill rather than a deep philosophy bill. If you ask people, should you have more opportunities to vote, that's kind of a convenience opportunity choice, where the answer is, well, yes, why not. The people who actually really know it and understand it are the people, exactly, whom we're consulting right now. I think nobody knows better than parliamentarians the significance of these processes, how they work, how they work in practice, what's meaningful about it.
That's why it's actually a unique situation, where members of Parliament are more qualified to opine and be consulted and offer advice on this kind of issue than almost any other issue we deal with in Parliament. In fact, most of us know more about how to run an election than we know about how to run a bank.