Digital identity services allow for user-authorised collection sharing and other uses of personal information. Now, an example of the kind of information that you provide with a digital identity service might include things like a person's date of birth, name, employment history, medical records, qualifications, or other information that describes them. That's the kind of data we're talking about being protected in the trust framework. Now, a New Zealander who has this kind of data, using that trust framework, can then choose to authorise service providers to share this information, helping them to access services and entitlements or prove who they are, and so forth. So a person who has these details, has this information, can choose, in this trusted format, to share with others.