I appreciate that.
I'll malign myself here a little bit, if I could, not to give an example but to use myself as a party representative candidate on the ballot. In theory, the way the rules change in long-term care homes is that it's not just a staff member at a long-term care home. Any elector can assist someone at a poll, and multiple electors. In theory, I as a campaign representative could go to the long-term care home and go door to door in the building up to 12 hours before at a polling location and be there on a certain day or days. I have 14 people who would like to vote. If I sign 14 pieces of paper, I can go back and help those 14 people. It's not just in long-term care settings where it is staff who are within a polling station or at a long-term care home. In theory, anyone in this room could go in and help multiple electors.
That's quite a guardrail removal, correct?