ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's a pleasure to be talking on the Data and Statistics Bill, second reading. I wasn't on the Governance and Administration Committee, although I did hold this shadow portfolio last year and had the pleasure of meeting Mark Sowden and his team, who at that stage was as relatively new CEO of Statistics New Zealand. I thought the direction he was taking the organisation, after the previous disaster, was very helpful and, hopefully, will lead to a better outcome. And, of course, this bill, as we've heard, helps move statistic collection and production of data into the 21st century, if I may say, in terms of how we go about collecting data and how it can be used. 