Hon CHRIS HIPKINS (Minister for the Public Service): I think, just to pick up the theme of a few of the questions that have just been brought forward, one of the purposes of clarifying the definition of "serious wrongdoing" is to ensure that it is very clear that it extends to private sector use of public funds and authority. Of course, the protected disclosures regimes has predominantly up until this point been focused on private sector entities, Government departments, and agencies. We have to recognise that the trend over the last 30 or 40 years has been to see greater partnership with the private sector, with the non-Government organisation sector, and in some cases they are exercising authority on behalf of the Government and they are spending public funds. So making sure that the protected disclosures regime applies to those activities is really important. So that's been one of the drivers, actually—one of the drivers, not the only one—behind the definitional changes that this legislation makes.