I think this gives rise to how data might be used, and I'll give you a case in point. David Parker's on a witch hunt for high-paying New Zealanders and wanting to understand what they're doing with their tax structures, and he has commenced an investigation through the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) to find out the personal tax position of many wealthier New Zealanders. The question I have is whether data that may be collected by the Statistician could be used by another Government entity, such as the IRD. And I give that as an example because, during the committee of the whole House stage, I think it's very, very important that we do ascertain whether in fact we do not allow people to use information, particularly where it's a Government-sponsored investigation, it's a ministerial investigation, conducted by the IRD—to use another entity to provide that information. Certainly I think that's something we need to get, certainly from the Minister: that it will not, cannot, and should not occur under those arrangements.