We need to make sure that we don't erode the trust in Government by not putting in place the priorities, that vital infrastructure that we need to make sure that our information is secure. Because, if you look at a range of priorities that this Government has decided to spend time on, this will be of a huge concern to those people. One example that springs to mind are people who have been told that their private information will be kept on a firearms register because they have access to firearms. Think of that security threat to those people, to think that the New Zealand Government and our health system can't keep our health information secure when the Government is asking for more access from other people's information. We need to know—we need that assurance that our information is to be kept private for our own security reasons.