Having said that, I think it's also important to note that some people also raised privacy concerns, and these concerns, I think, should be alleviated both by what the Privacy Commissioner, John Edwards, subsequently submitted, and also the Minister's Supplementary Order Paper (SOP), which she outlined. So the Privacy Commissioner stated, "I have no outstanding privacy concerns with the bill as introduced," adding that although "Providing more people with access to the register comes with some increased privacy risk … I am satisfied the bill provides for this risk to be mitigated through appropriate operational controls—access to the register will be controlled by the NCSP manager, and the Ministry of Health has advised the activity will be auditable." So in addition to that, as I said, the Minister also introduced an SOP which directly assesses concerns regarding privacy for Māori participants and should allay any of those outstanding concerns from the bill as was introduced. 