Anything that Mr. MacKenzie can do, I can do in half the time.
Ms. Farha, I want to get back to the hypothetical example of the woman who's left her abusive husband. In one sense, her problem is the same as anybody who has recently moved. She's at a different address. All her ID is saying something else other than where she is.
But the second problem she has is the one that I struggle with. I hadn't thought of this example until you gave it. She actually does have a place that she's residing; it's the shelter. Those shelters frequently have confidential locations in order to protect a woman from the spouse who is potentially threatening her. In theory, she could get an attestation and vote, but that creates a separate problem for her. This is actually a vexing problem, and I don't think that vouching solves it. I'm not sure what solves it, but it's a problem that's worth thinking about.
That was all I wanted to contribute, and I hope that's okay.