That was an unfortunate incident. It was reported that the ballot boxes were missing. It finally was brought to light that the boxes were not missing but they were still under the custody of the deputy returning officers. They were found, and to everyone's satisfaction, I believe, it was determined that the boxes had not been compromised.
How do we avoid this type of situation from recurring in the future? We need to re-examine the procedures. I have already mentioned that, according to the legislation, the deputy returning officer is responsible for custody of the ballot boxes. Between the time of the advance polls and the day of the vote, a week goes by. Should we amend the legislation in order to recall these boxes? Would that be a better guarantee that there will be fewer risks of losing boxes? We will have to analyze the situation. At the end of the year, we will no doubt be back with recommendations, particularly if amendments to the legislation are required.