Yes, and I agree with the premise of your question. One of the things we talk about in the democratic institutions secretariat is that developing the habit of voting builds on itself.
It speaks to earlier changes to the electoral act, where we have a registry of young people about to turn 18. This vote on campus feature and putting it in concrete in legislation is a very promising part of the current proposed bill. In 2019, when we at Elections Canada last had the vote on campus feature, some 110,000 young people voted in some 120 or so institutions. I think we can build on that.
Just speaking to your original sentiment, people need to acquire the habit. There's no point in having a democracy unless you have people who exercise their democratic rights. This is a way of building it in and making it easier for young people to vote and to build those good habits.