Similarly, to appoint a lawyer who is going to be able to represent the child best, taking into account the various factors, and the point that was made by Ginny Andersen regarding training for lawyers representing a child. For more training and more expertise to be provided is very worthy, and I don't think anyone could argue with her or, indeed, the Children's Commissioner on that. Indeed, I'd strongly agree. But, again, that is not a matter that needs to be legislated. It should not need to be legislated; in fact, it does not need to be legislated. 