There are many concerns around separating the monitoring, the advocacy, and the oversight of this system, confusing young people about where they need to go. It's all right to say, "They can go to the Children's Commissioner, and then they can direct them where to go", but it takes huge courage to even get through that door in the first place—to the Children's Commissioner—and then you're saying that the Children's Commissioner has to turn these kids away and send them off to another resource. It just feels like these kids will get passed from place to place to place and get lost in the cracks on the way. Advocacy and oversight and monitoring can all work together. The Children's Commissioner has built up a brand of trust. That's what we need. Oranga Tamariki is a system that is not trusted. Unfortunately, it's a system that is known to be manipulative and untrustworthy. So we need to have a way where we can make our youth feel like they can trust who they're going to. 