There have been some that would think—maybe in terms of the Canadian example, the elimination of the mandatory long-form census. There has been some criticism by civil society that the elimination of the long-form census prevents data from being used to apply public pressure to establish public policy priorities. That's a Canadian example, which may or may not be true, but I throw that out to help focus your thoughts or answers. If you like, maybe we could move to Ms. Bates and then Chiara Ubaldi to....
