Privacy is very important to the Greens, and we note the Privacy Commissioner, when they made their submission to the select committee—and I quote—"The bill appropriately balanced the public's legitimate needs to have access to personal information about those involved with incorporated societies with the need to limit that access only for legitimate purposes, and to take account of personal safety and privacy." The commission only made one recommendation to the bill, and it was the express reference in clause 225, to protection orders and other name suppression mechanisms as grounds for the registrar having to remove and omit personal information. We're really pleased to see that the select committee took up and agreed to that recommendation.