That strategy will still be based on the pillars that were publicly consulted on: Mahi Tika, Mahi Tahi, and Mahi Ake. You know, personally, I think that Mahi Tika, the trust pillar, is so critically important if we want people to be able to engage online should they want to. They need to feel it's trustworthy and safe to do so. And Mahi Tahi, the inclusion piece, is, of course, focused quite neatly and clearly as one of our three key priorities in that strategy so that we have an inclusive development of that digital space. And then growth speaks for itself. I won't dwell too much on that in this particular contribution. In the development of that strategy, we held lots of hui. We had the input from Māori leaders, innovators, Pasifika youth, disability community, and the consultation process showed very strong support for a digital strategy for Aotearoa, with many commending the work done so far and commending the improved focus on digital inclusion and suggestions as to how to improve that into the future.