I want to thank the officials who worked with us and, finally, the people. I want to thank our tamariki, our rangatahi that have to live away from their birth parents, their parents who were meant to look after them, but for whatever reason they haven't been able to. One of the submitters, and I brought it up in the second reading and I want to remind us of it, they said that the care of tamariki, the care of our rangatahi—this is everybody's business. This isn't just up to the State, this isn't just up to a family; this is up to all of us to ensure that our young people grow, to flourish. 