In this short contribution, I just want to note some specific protections that have been put in place to ensure that the privacy of New Zealanders is protected, and that the Government Statistician continues to operate both independently but also with the appropriate checks and balances that are required when holding data on New Zealanders. One particular piece is around the delegations—which the previous speaker, Michael Woodhouse, noted—of the Statistician. We heard during select committee from the Privacy Commissioner around some of the important things that we should do in order to ensure that the delegation powers were used appropriately by the Statistician. One of the things we inserted was a clause requiring the Statistician to publish information about that delegation. And we also just note in the committee report that the Statistician is motivated to take care when considering delegations because ultimately, as the Government Statistician, they are still responsible for decisions made when they delegate those functions. 