Thank you.
I have one last brief question. I think we've all been in a situation where we've gone to take an action online, and you are asked to read the terms and conditions. You click on it, and there are five pages of dense legal type. Those of us who are not lawyers, our eyes glaze over and so we are left with the question of what exactly we are consenting to. But if you want to conclude whatever transaction it is you're engaged in, you do consent even though you may not be fully aware of all of the implications.
Has the Privacy Commissioner and the commission explored the notion of plain language summaries or plain language translation of some of these legal documents, bearing in mind obviously that the legal contract is the binding one, but to get to the bottom line so that people fully understand what it is they're complying with?