Naturally, with a proposed list of what would be required to be disclosed, there is a degree of an individual's privacy being curtailed to some extent. However, the Attorney-General's advice for the select committee actually concluded that the desire to strengthen that trust and confidence for the public is "sufficiently important" to justify the curtailment. And, on the topic of privacy, I want to also acknowledge the Privacy Commissioner for the suggestion of an additional component about what the purpose of the register is, and that will appear in the bill—it's being renumbered as section 54B of the Act. Further, the information contained in the register will be retained for a period of five years—that's the suggestion of the select committee—and I note that that is consistent with existing provisions for how information is retained by those that file electoral-candidacy returns and how those are managed as well.