I think the suggestion about the functions of the Government Statistician that the select committee has made in clause 13, and that's concerning the Statistician—capital "S", that's the person performing that particular role—to be permitted to collect data but also to manage data. And I think that reflects that there are a couple of different main ways in which such a person can interact with the data: there's obviously the collection, but there's also the management thereof. We've famously heard, and it's a truism, but true none the less, that there's lies, damned lies, and statistics. Those who are cynical about politics I suppose might come up with a different version of that in relation to Government announcements and press releases. But anyway, that's for such cynics to say and wouldn't be anything that I would introduce to the House here, of course, especially on such a bipartisan bill as this.