I know there has been a lot of discussion at select committee, in the media, and with stakeholders about this bill. I want to be clear that we have listened and heard the concerns that have been raised. As a consequence, I'm already aware of many of the issues that may be raised by members in the House today. That is why I want to run this committee of the whole House differently from the way I usually would. As usual, I will talk to and answer questions on all of the key features of the bill as we work through the five parts, but in doing that, I'm going to take a little bit more time to step through what each part of the bill is actually going to do and why we are doing it the way we are, and respond to the particular issues that have been raised. The Government believes in this bill and the improvements it will make for our tamariki and rangatahi. I want to take this opportunity to explain why and to assure members in this House and the public that their concerns have been, can, and will be mitigated.