I think what's important in relation to this bill, data and statistics—it's about the collection of information and that with the collection of information, members would be entrusting and having a sense of trust in those who are seeking this information. That was evident—and I refer to my Whānau Ora spokesperson role—during the COVID-19 vaccination roll-out. Why is that relevant? The relevance of this is that a lot of our Māori communities entrusted the Government with information, but, regrettably, the Government didn't trust our communities to empower and enable them with information to target the very communities—the vulnerable communities—who are most in need. Our people entrusted the Government with information, but the Government chose not to trust our people at critical, crucial times for the delivery of that vaccination programme.