Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Justice): Thank you, Madam Chair. Just responding to Mr Penk's—I was going to say his final question, but I hesitate to tempt fate on that regard, but just to say that access to information is a vital principle and a vital objective. So the Privacy Commissioner has a role to play to ensure that those seeking or who have been declined access to personal information from an agency can go to the Privacy Commissioner and get a ruling on that, and the Privacy Commissioner can take an interest in that. That is important, and the bill is about—as, indeed, is the current Act—maximising access to personal information held about you so that you can get that or a person can get that.