The first is to include rainbow issues expertise on the trust framework board—surely something that Mr Coffey and other members of the rainbow Labour caucus could agree with. The second is to include accessibility for disabled people expertise on that trust framework board. And the third is to include a requirement to consider whether the trust framework board authority should be an independent Crown entity as part of the existing two-year review of the legislation. So just to clarify on that final point, it's not about prescribing that that is the format that it should take. But per the submissions that I have alluded to throughout my contribution in this debate tonight, of course, this is about reflecting at that two-year mark—they've already baked into the legislation review—whether the format is appropriate to sit within the Department of Internal Affairs or whether it should be an independent Crown entity as, of course, was recommended by both Internet New Zealand and the Council for Civil Liberties. 