That's fine, but this issue is not completely clear to me.
According to your interpretation and the information that was given to you, it's once the householders are in the hands of the postmaster of the House of Commons. From that moment onward, the member of Parliament no longer has control over the householder. So if these householders are then distributed to all the houses in a riding, after the dropping of the writs for a general election, it's not deemed to be an electoral expenditure. Is that right?