On that note, too, in looking at the material that had been sourced from the library, I note that the submitters—and I looked at the 4,000 submitters, and I looked through to see if there'd been any particular submissions made by Te Mana Rauranga, which is the Māori Data Sovereignty Network. It may have been; I'm not sure that it was, but I'm picking up on the comment from my colleague, Ms Collins, that this bill in its current form has been designed and has been scrutinised so that it's fit for purpose at this particular time. Māori data sovereignty is a keen issue that will draw the eye of those who are there to ensure the protection of Māori data and the sovereignty, and the collection, the protection, the utilisation of it. So it may be that, in time, this bill, although it's fit for purpose at this time, will need to be redesigned to incorporate the fact that the particular interests and issues of Māori data sovereignty have not been properly encapsulated within this bill. On that note, the National Party commends this bill to the House.