Now, one of the issues that I'd like to raise is around the uncertainty that has crept into the discussions already before this legislation was tabled. And one of those I'd like to focus on is the actual need for this new monitoring regime. We keep going back to the fact that it seems, on the face of it, to be another layer of bureaucracy, even to the point where initially, when the discussions were under way, the Minister indicated that the children's monitor and the monitoring function would have an in principle intent to sit with the Office of the Children's Commissioner, but in actual fact that's not what's being proposed. And I'll just point out some of the quotes that were made by the former Children's Commissioner about creating an autonomous Crown entity. He thought that having an autonomous Crown entity was the best watchdog, because it had to be able to bark—"a watchdog … that can bark" were his words.