I've returned to this House; I wasn't a member of the Justice Committee at that time. But I am, I believe, the only member in this House who has been a Family Court child representative, for almost 30 years. This bill is a done deal because it's doing over what would be the best practice for children in terms of their representation and the model for that. That is clearly the evidence that was put by the family law section of the New Zealand Law Society to the select committee. But, for some reason, the Labour Party, the Government, knows better than everybody else, and this is being rushed through. The recommendation was to defer it until such time as not just the national evidence, but the international modelling—because New Zealand is well known as being an international leader in terms of child advocacy.