As the Minister, Kelvin Davis, has said, the Social Services and Community Committee received 31 submissions on the bill. It wasn't too many, I thought, considering 22,000 children are out there in care, but they were quality submissions, as you would expect. Some of the feedback was extremely good and some was quite taxing for the select committee because there were a lot of things—and I can see the chair over there nodding. There were a lot of things we would have loved to have extended into, but, of course, and it's not unusual, but they did fall outside of the brief or the scope of this bill. But some of them were very sound recommendations, and I think at some point there will be a revisit to some of those recommendations. Several of those submissions raised were related to the wider welfare system and how that could be remedied or improved, and other recommendations suggested that all benefit rates be increased.