I don't think we've formally announced—and I don't think we will be able to formally announce in the short term—whether any data were stolen. We actually don't know. That's from the parliament service. The greater concern has been raised with the [Technical difficulty—Editor] parties, the three major parties, and the fact that very little finance is being made available to them.
It's only in the order of $70,000 a year to actually secure their systems. However, on their systems, they will have all the data of memberships, donations and things like that. Those are the things that are causing public debate this week. We, like you, will be remembering what happened or what was claimed to have happened in the U.S. election. We're being assured by government that it was caught very early and that it's under control, but I don't think there will be much more of a public statement, to be honest. We have to all be careful.