During the panel session, someone asked one of the panel about whether we had any other overseas comparisons that we could have in terms of how we governed data, the way that we used AI in medical scenarios. The panellists all replied with "Not really." Actually, in fact, they used the example of kidney failure after a kidney transplant. So far, the only technology overseas available to us is identifying people as either black or white. You guys can probably imagine that that was from, I think it was, a Canadian company that had particularly developed that software. Now, why I talk about that story is because New Zealand data sovereignty and information about our indigenous people is really important and unique to New Zealand. This will be a world-leading project that we will embark on through this bill. That's why I commend this bill to the House. 