Let me explain how the system works. Maybe it will answer your question.
On the slide you see these different databases. Some of them are in the public sector and some of them are in the private sector. We make the connectivity between the databases through the secure data exchange environment. We call it the X-Road. It's a state-controlled environment. Everybody who wants to be connected to this data exchange environment has to, first of all, implement certain security regulations, security guidances, be up to the standards, etc. They have to apply to be part of this secure data exchange environment. It means that we keep an eye on the data exchange. We control that. We don't go into the data itself, but we control how the data exchange happens. Everything is encrypted, as I mentioned, logged, and time-stamped.
The way we get information from the databases is not by going directly into the database. Instead we get the information through the electronic services that you see on the slide. There is e-police, e-school, e-tech support. This is like a presentation format. The electronic service takes predefined data from different databases and then presents it.