We had a lot of submissions to work through, and that was done over a period of a few weeks, but there are a few that I would like to particularly focus on—one in particular, from one submitter. It has been talked about today—about the role of monitor and advocate—and the bill seems to assume that the two roles are completely incompatible. But, if that is the case, then, we have to wonder why the legislation was designed in that way in the first place and has been operating, in terms of the Children's Commissioner's role, so successfully for such a long time. As my colleague Harete Hipango mentioned before, it is only because of the resourcing of the Office of the Children's Commissioner that possibly their workload has been a bit hard for them to manage. But that has a simple solution; we don't need to set up a whole new bureaucracy in order to make that office more efficient.