I think it's positive that the select committee has thought to propose an amendment to exclude courts from being what is described as an "organisation" in the bill. All things being equal, an organisation is some sort of arm of Government—and I'm using a phrase deliberately away from agency because courts are different in their nature—and the confidentiality that should attach to court proceedings is preserved by making it clear that whereas other agencies or organisations would be required on request to provide data, that doesn't apply to the courts. And I think that's right, partly for the reason that I've mentioned around confidentiality, but also at a more theoretical level it's a separation of the powers of the judicial branch of Government and that of the executive.