Procedure and House Affairs committee  We've not had to provide the identification. Now we will have to provide photo ID, which has a service number and your name on it. There was no prescribed information before. We would not bring, for example, bills or anything with our identification on it. We have our own driver

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Not if you were voting in the military vote; you would just have to have the identification card we have, which only has our specific service number identification, name, and photo. Everybody has that issued to them in the Canadian Forces.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Yes, if that's a possibility, depending on where they're serving at the time.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Their place of ordinary residence would be the ordinary residence before they went overseas.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Correct.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  There is a very slight window. For people who happen to live in the district that pertains to their SOR, they can vote but only on polling day.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  That is correct.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  We will be maintaining the military vote for overseas members. They will still be able to avail themselves of that mechanism.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  That is correct. It would be if they were to avail themselves of that—

Procedure and House Affairs committee  It could be a challenge, but every effort is made to ensure that the ability to vote is there. There are systems in place to—

Procedure and House Affairs committee  The big issue is to get the ballots back to Ottawa to be counted. It's a logistical issue.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  The other options would be the same that are available to Canadian citizens who are abroad.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  That could be one of the reasons why, absolutely. Some folks may not have changed their SOR at the time the writ was dropped, so they're no longer able to vote in the riding in which they feel the most connection. As an example, let's say you joined in Pembroke and you never chan

Procedure and House Affairs committee  That is correct.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  I really can't speak to that. There are a number of reasons that people may not have voted. There could have been operational reasons for an inability to vote in some cases. Not feeling connected with the riding is certainly a reason.