This framework set-up enabled by this bill creates a consistent, secure, and trusted approach to delivering digital identity services. One way of thinking about it, really, is as a set of agreed rules that accord with best practise, and if a provider wants to become accredited, they have to meet those standards to become an accredited provider of digital identity services under the framework. So those requirements that they'll have to meet will be set out in rules and regulations, and the focus of those rules and regulations will be on privacy, confidentiality, security risk, information and data management, and the sharing and facilitation factors associated with it. To ensure that the rules reflect best practice, a governance board will be set up to oversee the administration of those rules and also to consult with the right stakeholders when any changes need to be made to those rules. That includes stakeholders like the Privacy Commissioner or others who have already been accredited as trust framework providers.