I think we certainly support the overall goal that the Minister laid out: high-quality data and statistics that enable the Crown to gather information that's so important for the decisions that we need to make about health, education, police, fire, and so on—the deployment of resources, the understanding of need that is in just about every walk of life. We support the goal of data being collected and stored in a way that maintains the privacy of the individuals and the organisations that give up that information. That is of absolute paramount importance. And we support strong engagement with iwi Māori under the Crown's Treaty obligations to view information as a taonga, and to engage meaningfully with iwi on the importance of keeping it secure and using it well. I hope we do those things; I hope this bill, when passed, does all three of those things, and it may well do. But there were a number of very learned people in groups who have expressed concern that it won't do all it sets out to do, and it may do some things that it shouldn't do.