So balancing that with the natural interest that we have in this House of the privacy of individuals, and noting that the data, at a level, will always belong to the person who has given it—particularly if it's not given voluntarily—and noting the obligation that is on the State, therefore, to use that data correctly for the purpose it's intended and, therefore, accord with our expectations in terms of the legislation, let's continue to look at the legislation even after it's passed and consider if any further changes are needed. In the meantime, however, I commend the bill to the House.