Hon JUDITH COLLINS (National—Papakura): There's a lot of talk tonight about people helping their kids through things, and whānau and family. The best way of keeping your kid safe is to keep them out of the Family Court and out of having to deal with the fact that their parents and their extended families cannot sort themselves out. It is an incredibly sad thing for people to expect judges to have to sort out all their problems for them and to sort out their relationships. And even worse, when I see—and I have seen, and many of us who have practised know that there are parents who, unfortunately, use their children to attack the other parent. That is an awful thing to see. So it's good to see that we've got this new role here, which is to try and speed up matters in the court, but the best way of speeding it up is to keep them out of court in the first place. 