I refer to the Māori Women's Welfare League because in their submission it was important that whare tangata and its sanctity is important and continues to be, but also in the information shared by the ministry. So we've heard from the Minister speaking about the definitions of bringing into technology of this bill—making it come to technology in terms of fax machines and whatnot, but, really, what remains the same is the concern about the sharing of information relevant to Māori women. One of the focuses of the group was about the sharing of data for research and for publication. So I'm glad to hear from the Minister that the fourth change that is recommended by the committee will introduce the new clause 6A to the bill and that the clause provides that section 112ZE(1) of the principal Act does not override the requirement of the kaitiaki regulations, and I think that's important. 