The member asked around the Privacy Act. It is certainly consistent with the Privacy Act. In some ways, what I've been advised is that clause 48 of this part is even more strict than what would potentially be required from the Privacy Act, and that was done deliberately because of the fact that we are specifically talking about children and young people in this instance. Also, just going back to the code of ethics questions, there is a legal requirement regarding the code of ethics: a requirement on the monitor to comply with the code, firstly, when exercising power of entry; secondly, when collecting information from children; and, thirdly, when accessing children from caregivers. So those things are taken into consideration.