I'll focus this short call mainly on kaupapa Māori. We note that the purpose of this bill is "to recognise and respect the Crown's responsibility to give effect to Te Tiriti o Waitangi/the Treaty of Waitangi by providing for the interests of Māori" in data, statistics, and research. This is largely addressed in clause 14, which outlines the duties of the Statistician relating to this, but I want to point out the submission by Te Kāhui Raraunga, the Data Iwi Leaders Group. They have a mana ōrite agreement with Stats New Zealand, and were invited to be part of developing this bill, but only after the release of the Cabinet papers that set the parameters for it. In its submission, Te Kāhui Raraunga raised several concerns about how this bill met its own goals and its own aspirations in terms of the Treaty. So let's just think about that for a minute: the organisation representing iwi and Māori data interests, with which Stats New Zealand has a formal agreement, was not able to get its point into the draft bill in its area of expertise and had to make its own submission. 