I see.
Personally, I think—and obviously you feel the same way—that would go a long way towards that. In any particular nation, if you're in a rural area in that foreign nation, it's incredibly difficult. Hopefully the pending legislation will help make it that much easier, but of course you're also broadening the number of people who are eligible to vote. I hope that moves through.
Finally, I want to talk about something that is problematic, which is the identification of certain voters. Certainly in my riding there are a lot of elderly people who do not have the right identification. This is me speaking now. Have you ever explored the idea that in some provinces—I think in Newfoundland and Labrador you can do this—a person in the polling booth, who is designated as an elections official, can verify the identity of people they know and do that on multiple occasions?
Right now people basically come in and say, “I'd like to vote,” and the elections official says, “You can't.” They say, “But you've known me for 30 years,” and it's “Sorry, you still can't vote.” That's my concern. Have you addressed that in any way, shape, or form?