The reason why we're here—it really does make sense for us to be sitting here in consideration of this bill because people really do want to know that their elected representatives may or may not have any possible interests in the issues that come forward to them, and I think it's completely reasonable that they do that. I did note that the select committee had discussions on who to include in this particular piece of legislation and did land on the inclusion of local and community board members, which I think is completely appropriate. As we've heard, some of them really have a great deal of financial responsibilities and I think it's completely fair; as the Privacy Commissioner said in their report, local authority members do have access to information that isn't available to the wider public. I think it's reasonable that we can assess for ourselves, and maybe engage in further questioning to assess, whether or not there is a conflict of interest whether real or perceived or whether there may be personal gain. 