It's really heartening that National are going to support this bill, because it rebuilds some of the damage that was done by that party when they were in Government. National's Family Court reforms back in 2014 resulted in lengthy delays for children and their families. Those reforms saw a significant increase in the number of without notice applications. They rose from 30 percent of applications in 2014 to a whopping 70 percent, and this is why the independent panel was appointed to find some solutions to the problems that had amounted. It's important to note that at the sharp end of those delays are children, are families, are families who are trying to grapple with the breakdown of the family unit, and the longer and the more protracted those judicial pathways are, the more damage is done to our children, and that can be lasting emotional damage. So delays in the Family Court can be prevented, and delay in the Family Court in particular. It can really reduce the stress on families, it can reduce parental conflict, and it can also reduce those long-term impacts that we can have on the mental health of children. The Ministry of Justice has noted that they estimate the Family Court Associate role will potentially save up to 25 percent of judicial time, and that's got to be a good thing.