Thank you.
Similarly, it's difficult for me not to support the principle here. However, I wonder whether it's necessary to specifically lay out in the bill the use of a three-point locking system or monitoring by video surveillance. Clearly, the elections act isn't reviewed annually. The technology referred to could become obsolete fairly soon, which would require that the act be reviewed and amended. The proposed measure could instead be introduced by regulation or through a simple directive of the Chief Electoral Officer, so I have questions about the appropriateness of using the act for this, instead of something more flexible. I will therefore be voting against the amendment.