Many submitters, including Internet New Zealand, suggested broader consultation with the public be undertaken on the bill. Again, in principle, this is something that the Greens would support. But the point remains that the underlying intention of this legislation to regulate the increasing prevalence of digital identity services here in Aotearoa, and providing a secure framework to do so that is trustworthy and accountable, is important and a policy principle that the Green Party wholeheartedly supports. We also wholeheartedly support those improvements that have been made throughout that select committee process on notably stronger mechanisms for Māori engagement through the process of designing rules. 