This bill does something I believe that is long overdue, something that has been thought deeply about by this Government in its recognition that New Zealand should be the best place for children to grow up. As a consequence, the three things that it sets up, it strengthens absolutely the oversight of Oranga Tamariki. Many of us on the select committee have the experience of having worked in the system or having been in the system or having been a caregiver or a person who has been a foster parent, etc. So we inherently know some of the issues that happen, and what we know, from our own experience and from what people have told us, is that the system needs more accountability, and this is what this bill seeks to do. This bill seeks to strengthen that oversight. There's a monitoring of the system, there's an investigation and resolving of complaints, and there's advocacy for all of the children in this country but in particular for the specific role of our children and young people who are under Oranga Tamariki. Because those pieces of work interact between each other, it's right and it's appropriate that they are in different models or they sit in different organisations. That is because independent scrutiny and support of these processes is best managed in that way.