This is a very detailed bill. The hesitancy that we as the National Party have about this bill, as I said, is that it's another level and layer of bureaucracy, something that the Labour Government is very proficient at. Looking at reforms of the Ministry of Health in the middle of a pandemic—and I know, within this House as I stand, we acknowledge that we have a crisis in terms of child abuse within our nation. We also acknowledge in the National Party that with the country being in lockdown for so long and our children and our families being in lockdown, mandated that they must stay at home, that is going to undoubtedly—and we're not seeing the reports that are coming out on the extent of family violence, family harm, and child abuse. So with the bill being introduced at this time, it would be inappropriate of the National Party not to support it. So I declare that this does have the support of the National Party at the first reading and to the select committee. It will be at the select committee that there will be that examination and scrutiny of the bill as to whether this really is just another layer of bureaucratic intervention that is not necessary.