Thank you very much.
This is just a comment to our presenters. I'd really like to get some definitions of “unpaid work”, because in my household, if I decide to undertake a painting project in one of our bedrooms, to me it's a hobby; if my husband has to do it, it's definitely work. I look at that and say the definitions need to be a little more refined, because my definition doesn't meet the same definition as my husband's.
I have a question for you about changing data collection in other jurisdictions. What we're seeing around the world is an interest in many jurisdictions in changing how we are collecting our data. I was doing a little review on this in getting ready for this meeting, and I was interested to find that in Britain they're saying that data users want a greater range of statistics to be available more frequently to provide an accurate picture of population change. What you're saying is that in the provision of these 25,000 surveys that you're doing on an annual basis, we are getting much richer data that is going to be available on a more timely basis for the data users in providing them with information. Is that correct?