Okay, I see the point and the clarification there, Mrs. Pereira. I appreciate that.
I don't want to split hairs, but I just want to get a clarification. If I'm going door to door in a long-term care setting or even in a community where there is an advance poll, either-or, the broader context or issue here is that I could say at the door of the resident, “I'll come down with you, and you just tell them that you've requested some help and I'm here to help you.” Would that not suffice as asking for help?
I'll use my name and I'll malign myself here, so I'm not maligning anybody else's intentions. The interaction that I would have is that I knock on the door, and say, “I can actually help you vote. When I bring you to the table, you just tell them that you need some help and that Mr. Duncan is going to help you.” Is that considered enough for requesting assistance?