SIMON WATTS (National—North Shore): I refer to Part 1, and to clause 10, which inserts new section 35DDE, Minister, by my next question. So it relates in regards to the collection of information around the individual when they are going to participate or get some of their drugs tested. And what I'd like the Minister to articulate is in terms of subsections (2)(a) and (2)(b)—paragraph (a) refers to the fact that someone is not required to disclose personal or demographic information: age, sex, gender, or cultural background, but then following that there's a paragraph to say that, actually, if a service provider does wish to collect that, then they can do so. So what I'm looking for from the Minister there is—and I know in the select committee process there was quite a lot of conversation around the collection of personal information and the pros and cons around that. I think St John's in particular were one of the providers that noted the ability to collect some information may or may not provide some level of benefit for them.