I want to add to my comments earlier that there are examples of how the local context within specific elections can change dramatically week by week. I think what we've seen is that outbreaks can be extreme. There are chances that scrutineers might not be fully vaccinated. We're talking about the most extreme circumstances in the most limited number of locations that would be informed by public health advice.
From my perspective, we have to trust that the CEO, given those adaptation powers, is going to make those decisions in a way that is, only when truly necessary, to protect the health and safety of electors, poll workers, scrutineers and everybody involved in the election process.
Based on that, we should not be limiting the CEO's ability to make those decisions. He already has the power to call off an election in a particular location if need be. That is my understanding. I don't understand why we would be limiting those powers when the whole intention of the bill is to give that flexibility to ensure that the CEO can host the safest possible election to protect everybody involved.