Part 1, though, lays out the purpose of the Act, and, as he mentioned several times, the high-quality, impartial, and objective official statistics production is the goal. We have received a number of submissions to say that the purpose is much broader than it should be, including from a previous Chief Statistician and the Council for Civil Liberties. So I wonder if the Minister, in Part 1, could provide something of a commentary and potentially a reassurance that the protections that are set out in clause 3 of Part 1 are robust enough to give those who are concerned about that sufficient comfort so that people can volunteer data that's often very, very personal, and be reassured that it will be protected both from disclosure to the wrong agents—that it will be kept private, confidential—and free from scrutiny from those who are not, frankly, in their view, desirable to access.