So there's two matters in privacy that I just want to touch on. The first is clause 39, where there was an amendment to clause 39 to effectively give a legal ability for Statistics New Zealand to publish data in a form that may identify an organisation, but there's little that we could do about that. The select committee spent quite a bit of time interrogating officials as to why this was necessary and what circumstances might exist for this to occur. As the select committee report points out, they used the example of a community with, perhaps for example, one aged care facility where simply identifying data related to aged care would inevitably identify the organisation that was being talked about or being referred to. I think most committee members were, in the end, accepting of the need for this amendment, albeit that members on both sides of the table expressed a hope that that was as far as it goes.