Some of the submitters were also concerned that the bill does not prescribe security requirements, such as information access restrictions and data storage locations in the primary legislation. That, of course, relates to the point that I was making before about Order in Council and leaving these things to regulations and rules can, of course, mean that it is not afforded the adequate parliamentary scrutiny. However, the department rebuts that this allows flexibility for changing technologies, and, of course, as many in this House who've been around for a while would note, that it often has trouble grappling, particularly at pace, with developing technologies. I'd allude to an earlier transport select committee where Uber had to be explained to members of the committee.