With that top of mind, I do want to thank members from across the House for their participation in the debates on the Data and Statistics Bill. Analysis of the bill has tested the provisions, and a range of thoughtful submissions have resulted in legislation that has been approved, of which, I believe, this House can be immensely proud. Thanks to all of these efforts, we can be confident that when the Data and Statistics Act comes into force on 1 September 2022, it will deliver a robust, future-focused data and statistics system and will shape our systems better into the future. It is a pleasure, as I close, to deliver this bill for its final reading in what is, as the Hon Darren Hughes used to be fond of saying—and I suspect every statistics Minister before him—as the Minister of the only portfolio that counts, the statistics portfolio, it's my pleasure to commend this bill to the House.