And just on the floor, how different is it going to a polling station in Finland than in the UK, for example?

Well, is that to me, Josh? I mean, I think...

One of the things that I find interesting about going to all the countries to observe their processes is actually, I don't know what you think, Harry, but they're all pretty much the same process.

You sort of identify, I mean, 90% of it is pretty much the same.

But quite often the things that you learn are the bits that are different.

So, for example, when we go to the Netherlands, as you know, there are two things that stand out in particular.

One of which is that their ballot paper is the size of, you know, an old map that you used to find your way to the south of France for your holidays.

In layman's terms, what does this mean for an observer and how will this change observing maybe in different countries or in the UK? Firstly to Jonathan.