We kicked around a lot of those concerns in the Governance and Administration Committee, and we had a good old chinwag about it in the committee of the whole House last week. I want to commend the Minister for the way in which he engaged with that. You know, it has been 47 years since we updated the Statistics Act, and it was necessary and appropriate that we did give it a good airing. While we didn't get the sort of changes that I think might have improved the legislation, the Minister has, in his engagement with the committee, put on record, I think, enough assurance from his perspective that will, at least at the start, alleviate some of those concerns. So I thank him for that. I think that's a really important part of the legislation-making process. But it also gives a measure, I think, of where we can monitor the extent to which we're able to protect and use data meaningfully. And where we fall short of that, if there is a legislative reason for that, I can give this House an assurance that the future National Government will make improvements to it and we won't wait 47 years to do so.