The problem with the Family Court is that, by the time you actually get people coming to court, they are the ones dealing with the most intractable and difficult problems that we have. We are talking mental illness, drug abuse, child abuse, interpersonal violence—these are not quick issues to deal with; they are issues that require expertise. Unfortunately, what the Hon Ms Collins did was to strip out the expert help. She stripped out the counselling; she stripped out the access to Family Court lawyers at those early stages when people most needed it. Now, as my colleague Golriz Ghahraman said, this was done to save money—what an absolute travesty of justice. Justice delayed is justice denied, and nothing is clearer than the Family Court as an example of that.