The other reason that it's so important to get these matters right is that this goes to the relationship between the citizen and the State. The citizen is compelled to provide certain information about themselves, which is fair enough in this case, providing that the data is used appropriately. But, of course, that's a heavy caveat, and it's been pleasing to hear that the select committee has taken seriously the submission of the Privacy Commissioner and noted certain ways in which it's appropriate for the data to be able to move between different agencies—and in one case, actually not a Government agency so much as the courts. So I will just speak to that briefly, wearing my hat as National's court spokesperson.