The bill is in two main parts. One is about the oversight in terms of monitoring, of conduct within the organisation, and dealing with complaints and investigating into those. The other component of the bill is the establishment of a Children and Young People's Commission. On 1 November this country welcomed to the role the new Children's Commissioner, Judge Frances Eivers. I do not know whether Judge Eivers had been briefed of this bill and that this was going to come about effectively with the disestablishment of the Office of the Children's Commissioner. So with that, what are the powers that the current Children's Commissioner has under this bill? As I've read it, my eye has been drawn to Schedule 2, which effectively says that the Children's Commissioner is going to become just one of up to six board members on the commission. The select committee, should this bill advance to them, will need to seriously scrutinise and consider what the significance of the role of the Children's Commissioner will be.