Really importantly, if I was to put on my foreign affairs, defence, trade, and other hats on—from the past, I might add—the place of this statistical data and its use by our security intelligence services is a particularly sensitive area. I know that's been addressed. It's one I will always remain nervous about, and I do want to make it clear that's not a particular reflection on our security agencies and our intelligence agencies—enormous amount of respect for the work that they do and lead. But there's always, always a nervousness when data is being shared, particularly in that space. But again, from the National Party side, we believe that the interpretation of how this bill should operate is sufficient.