I'll try to take a little piece of it and not take too much time.
I don't think anybody would put their hand up and say that mail is the best, most efficient, quickest way to do anything. At this point, we're used to being able to do everything online. I think that there's an argument to be made that we should think about that. The question is the security of it. How do you ensure that this is going to be a safe transaction?
I'm not a digital tech person. There are people out there who can answer that question, but I think, in terms of trying to verify the identity of the person and the security of the vote, those sorts of things would make it a lot easier. Beyond that, I think we can make some changes to the system we have now.
One thing is that we don't have fixed elections here. In the U.S., they know when their elections are coming. They're in a whole different situation. Sometimes I feel as though we're having elections all the time, but we're not. It's much harder, I think, for us in a parliamentary system to fully engage that process when we have to wait until the writ drops in order to be able to take any real action.