I'll have to be honest with you. In a snap election, the start will not be as smooth as an election that is planned four years in advance.
We are getting feedback from returning officers. We're trying to do the analysis of how we can improve the process, but we have to expect that in any snap election, it takes.... Returning officers first of all have to sign a lease, and we have to set up the office. There will be a few days in a snap election when the physical office is not set up. That's a standard.
However, one of our goals is to improve the online services so that campaigns do not have to rely on face-to-face interaction. If they want to file early, they can do that. If they want to apply online for a special ballot, they can do that. The virtual service offering is really important in those first few days when returning offices are being set up, but the reality is that in a snap election it does take a few days. Our goal I think is 48 hours for all offices to be set up—