So we give children their own lawyer in the process. This bill, fundamentally—it's got a few other bells and whistles—prioritises lawyers for the child. But as, as I say, so many who came along made quite clear, when—when—at any time in their career, does a lawyer in New Zealand get training and skills in child development, in child psychology, in sexual violence, in trauma? I'll tell you the answer: never. They just don't. You get—and I don't mean to be mean to them; I fit most of these criteria—