In this bill, the Minister gets up and he says, "Well, we've put a declaration"—and the select committee says, "We've put a declaration"—"in there that Parliament doesn't see this as being something which we approve of." I say good on you. Good on Parliament for putting a declaration into this bill. Then Parliament says, "And we're going to ask the director-general, after five years, to issue a report." Well, there's no ability under this legislation and the sections which have been put in place for the actual data to be collected. I put a Supplementary Order Paper forward when we debated this last week, whereby we would actually be able to look at that issue and actually have the data collected so the Director-General could actually be able to make an assessment as to whether this is something which is taking place in New Zealand. Otherwise, if we don't have the data collection, all we've got is a toothless statement making a declaration—more virtue signalling.