The Statistics Act, though, is different. And as we have talked about, both in committee and previous readings, the environment for collection of data that existed in 1975 is light years away from where we are now. And I think it's that very modern, very ubiquitous internet-based speed of data environment that has led to a lot of the concerns that the Minister and I, as spokesperson, and a number of other colleagues have received from the likes of the Council for Civil Liberties—legitimate concerns they are, although I think they've gone over their skis a bit on a couple of the issues. But it's certainly necessary to update this legislation, more so than any other 47-year-old Act. 