So from my point of view, looking through the legislation, the carve-out to basically say—there's a few nuances in this, but the carve-out to say that those working in defence of the Realm, those involved with intelligence and national security matters, are not as protected in this space. It is not really their job to be releasing information that is sensitive. And we have seen from overseas jurisdictions there are some individuals who believe that the information they've got deserves to be in the public. I suppose at one level that's, I don't know, for their agency to decide, but fundamentally, it's not the moral thing to do when it comes to elements of national security, and it could apply here in New Zealand sometime in the future. But again, I'm not going to name particular examples from overseas.