This brings me back to the partial repeal of the subsequent child provisions—the part of the bill that is not supported by all members of the committee, and I'm disappointed in that. The subsequent child provisions were enacted by the previous Government and currently apply where a parent has previously had a child permanently removed from their care or has a murder, manslaughter, or infanticide conviction for the death of a child in their care. The bill proposes to partially repeal those provisions as they apply to subsequent children where a parent has had the care of a previous child removed and it has been determined that there is no realistic prospect of return to the parents. These provisions will, however, be retained where they relate to parents who have been convicted of the death of a child in their care. This reflects the seriousness of those offences.