The final category of changes that are being made—there are a number of different ones within that, but one is, for example, allowing the authority, in black and white, for the Commerce Commission to exchange information with other Government agencies and regulators, including New Zealand Police. And the reason for that is, of course, we want them to be able to fulfil the duties and the functions that we as a Parliament and the executive Government and society expect and hope that it will fulfil. Of course, there's always a question about privacy rights, so it seems that it's appropriate that there are safeguards relating to the use and storage of that information. We hope that those will be taken seriously and that power exercised very carefully, because, of course, the privacy of information—it's not only individuals but other entities who have the right to that privacy, and that right should be respected.