GLEN BENNETT (Labour—New Plymouth): Kia ora, Mr Speaker. Back in 2019, research was carried out that found that 79 percent of New Zealanders did not feel in control of their personal information. They were concerned about their personal data and how organisations might use it. In this piece of research, they found that nine out of 10 people stated that the idea of being more in control of their digital identity was something that was really desirable. This is what this piece of legislation is about. It's around ensuring that people have control of their online data; in this ever changing, ever moving world, where things are constantly happening, that they are in control. And so, being a member of this select committee—hearing submissions, hearing some challenging submissions, looking forward to one day being back on that select committee—the Digital Identity Services Trust Framework Bill I commend to the House. 