ANDREW BAYLY: Oh, I've got more time. Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's very appropriate. So the use of data for research was, again, a significant issue that was traversed quite widely in the committee of the whole House stage, because, of course, what is the purpose of data? It is for the collection of data, principally for Government decision-making. But the role and the use of data for research, and who uses that data was a primary concern to many people—and we've had many submissions on it, but it also occupied a lot of the time during the committee of the whole House.