I'm told that global sharemarkets value data more highly than physical assets, and that is because good data is critical to good decision-making. I think that's no less true in governing a country and making decisions on behalf of citizens. Good data is critical to good decision-making. Alongside that, I think it's critical that we have modern, fit for purpose legislation that builds on and reinforces strong ethical decision-making frameworks, clear accountabilities, and the proud independence of the Government Statistician in the production of robust statistics. I think these things are critical for good decision-making in Governments and also for holding Government decision makers to account. Of course, the data that's produced in Government is also used by business, by citizens, by academia, and by others.