If you look at health, Mr Mooney did discuss in his electorate the need for quality statistics around the DHBs and beds. As we've seen in the last iteration, we haven't managed post-pandemic to get that right, and it's causing us problems now, actually costing what should be savings in the healthcare system. If you look at 50,000 women across New Zealand who are now waiting with breast cancer scares to get a mammogram or to get access to drugs from Pharmac or an integration of all that health, it's a very serious piece of data collection which has failed. So we need to take an approach that if somebody is the Government Statistician, they really need to modernise their approaches to collecting data for the good of the nation and for something that, even though it's digital, needs to provide quality outputs. 