Later on, or shortly thereafter, and for most of the Republic period of Rome, it was a position called the censor that decided who got to actually serve in the Senate. Now, another question you might say, well, who's deciding who gets to be a consul, who gets to be a censor? And there's many other of these executive positions that are generally called magistrates, and that came from one of the assemblies of the Roman Republic, in particular, the centurion assembly. Centurion assembly, which elected consuls, the senior executives, the senior magistrates is one way that you could think about it. They elected them. And who was in the centurion assembly, and why did they call it the centurion assembly? Well, it started off as citizen soldiers being grouped into groups of 100, and on a particular issue, including who should be elected consul, this group of 100 would vote, whatever the majority would be, then their representative to the assembly would vote that way.