That brings me to what I like the most about this bill, and that's the focus on our tamariki, the focus on our children, making sure that they have an understanding of what is actually going on around them. We've raised concerns during the select committee process and also during the committee stage about how we would like to ensure that the best lawyer is appointed for the child, not a lawyer based on what their ethnic group is or their skin colour may be, and that has been ignored. But, hopefully, during the stocktake and during the trial, we can find what works and what doesn't work. We have put our concerns on record and we will be looking to see how that actually works out in practice. Nevertheless, we still think that this is a good way forward, and the setting out of both the stocktake and that staged implementation should mean that we see some improvement overall and better outcomes for the families at the end of it. 