I didn't want to be flippant with your first question. There are clearly lessons to be learned from other jurisdictions the world over. We are very much connected with our colleagues. In fact, I hosted the Conference of European Statisticians a couple of weeks back, and I've had interactions with those fora before.
Absolutely, we look at lessons learned. They look at us and what we're doing, and we look at the work they're doing. Whether it's in microsimulation, small area estimation, or looking at administrative data stores and how we tease out and get information from those, I think that's the advantage of working in this kind of global statistical field. There's a lot of innovation even there that we work on collectively. That's the first point.
Even just trading in value, for example, is a concept that is important to us. We're leading some of those efforts internationally.