That's just a small illustration of how the interpretation works. It's not for the interests of the academics. It's not for the interests of the researcher. It's to be in the public interest. In other words, this information collected by the Crown—notice I say "the Crown", not "the State". Statistically, the use of "State" is erroneously used 100 percent of the time in this, the Realm of New Zealand. But as, again, a side note, the public interest must come into play. Anyway, I have used almost all my time, which statistically is somewhat appreciated, but, being generous, because this is a statistical and data bill, I'd like to gift at least six seconds to the House.