We heard these concerns and therefore this bill separates these two functions to ensure advocacy is strengthened and not constrained by monitoring requirements. We've heard the calls to pause this bill, to wait for the outcome of the royal commission into State care. We can't wait any longer. It's not about putting on plasters and trying to plug gaps; this is about being brave and making sure—we all know this system doesn't work. And to keep making sure that we put more plasters on a system that does not work is irresponsible. We came in here with a clear goal: to save our babies, and that is what this bill does. We are very, very clear: we can't keep putting plasters on this. The whole of Oranga Tamariki needs an overhaul. We've been brave enough to do that. We care about our babies. There is a review built into this bill so that when the royal commission outcome does come out, we can look at reviewing it then. But right now, we can't have one more kid—we can't have one more baby—being harmed. We need to do something now. The longer you wait, the more our children suffer. That's what this side of the House wants to do. That's what we've done. We've listened to those submitters, we're making real change, and like I said: not one more baby.