Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister for the Public Service): Very briefly, if the member refers to page 18 of the bill, he'll see that the reason that we have distinguished between international relations agencies and other agencies is that there are some specific provisions that relate to information—for example, where it might affect New Zealand's international relations with other countries. So the other agencies that the member referred to are not included within that definition because an agency such as Customs, etc., would be treated under the provisions of the bill as any other agency would. But there are some specific provisions related to those international relations matters, as there is under the Official Information Act, for example, where we do treat some of that information slightly differently.