The other point, Minister, is clause 6, namely the definition of data which says data includes information. I just note, again, that the New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties has raised an issue here where they are saying that this definition suggests that the data that agencies can compel other Government departments to provide for research does not have to exist solely as a defined and structured data set, but can be any information held by it, however loosely. They've gone on to say that data that was gathered by an agency for one limited purpose—and which are provided by members of the public on the understanding that that is all that it would be used for—will be available for any research Stats NZ or another agency chief executive to whom the Statistician's powers have been delegated considers desirable. There will be no obligation on that agency that receives the transferred data to delete it after the research has been completed. So I would just invite the Minister to address that concern that the definition of data in clause 6—"data includes information"—could be any information gathered by an agency for any purpose, however loosely, as opposed to a defined and structured data set.