SIMON O'CONNOR (National—Tāmaki): Thank you very much. Look, statistically, the chances of me speaking on this bill were almost zero until about 30 seconds ago, and then it went from a statistical relevance of zero to obviously a statistical relevance of now one. Therefore, I am speaking. Data-wise, I think it's really important—exceptionally important—for the House to understand that this is the first time I've had the privilege and honour to speak on this Data and Statistics Bill. And because we are talking data, it's important to know that while this is my first time, being the third reading in the House, it will also be my last, which may be a prediction of my political future—who knows! I hope other people on the other side don't look so enthusiastic!