That's a proposal in the amended bill.
What it speaks to is really the difficulty in today's multicultural society. You have a lot of cultural and religious observances that take place during the fall. It was found that October 20, which was the fixed-date election—which is still the fixed date, because this bill hasn't passed—occurs at the same time as Diwali, the festival of lights, which I believe is also occurring right now.
The question became how to find another date that better suited and didn't have that sort of conflict.
What you try to do in these situations is choose the date that is closest to the date. You don't want to go too late into the season and get into December and heavy weather. You don't want to go too early, because that would break into the summer.