The other point, Minister, I would note, and we probably could explore this later on, but it's just clause 3(d)(i), namely the protection of the interests of people and organisations represented in, or by, data that is used for the production of official statistics and for research, by providing for appropriate privacy, confidentiality, and security. And just where that is shared overseas—and I do note, this is clause 52, so we can probably get into this in more detail later, but I'd just be interested in the Minister's views on how data shared overseas will be protected when the Privacy Act 2020 does not apply overseas, and how people can be assured that information collected in New Zealand when shared overseas will be protected when those privacy provisions don't apply to the use of that data overseas.