However, the new clause 6A would also require that the kaitiaki group's approval will not be required for the programme's internal processes that are not intended to result in a publication, nor would applications be required for data uploads to existing electronic applications or for existing publications. These changes would provide assurance that the programme's internal data and information management can continue at pace and will not be subject to delays. I believe the Supplementary Order Paper goes a considerable way to addressing the select committee's intent, and recommending clause 6A is necessary given the identified risks.