Thank you very much.
On your point, Mr. Reid, related to voter information cards, I think that one measure in the fair elections act that will help deal with election day confusion and which was identified by Mr. Neufeld was increasing the number of people who have pre-registered by having their names added to the list.
Section 18.(1)(b) of the Canada Elections Act will read, upon its amendment, that the Chief Electoral Officer will provide information on how an elector “may have their name added to a list of electors and may have corrections made to information respecting the elector on the list”.
That is a very important tool for reducing complexity and confusion and wait times on election day. If people are on the list when they get there, they don't need to register when they arrive to cast their ballot. This provision will inform Canadians of the simple ways they can have their name added and their information updated, if it is not already there.