This is just something to capture a bit of the points we were making earlier.
As an enforcement agency we need to be where consumers and businesses are, and increasingly that's online and has an international reach. So it means that we need to work increasingly in collaboration with our international counterparts.
There are also many changes. The way in which people access the Internet is changing. It used to be via a search page, but increasingly it's through social media, which is supported by so-called free services. But we need to remember that most of these services are monetized by the exchange of personal information—that's how they're funded—which is sometimes subject to data breaches, as was raised earlier. So it raises very interesting questions from an advertising perspective, from a perspective of protecting consumers and businesses, as this trade and commerce happens online.
We're delighted to be here to answer any of the questions the committee has, and also we are happy to send you further information if any of what we've discussed piqued your interest.
Thank you.