And then my final point is in relation to reports and reviews. I see that the monitor must prepare at least once every three years a state of the Oranga Tamariki system report. And three years seems an awful long time to wait for a report on a new regime in a highly contentious public policy area. I've acknowledged openly I'm not the most knowledgeable in this House on the particular matters, but I think when it comes to procedure and process and accountability, and again with that point about independence, meaning that it's all the more important that a report be provided for the public to be able to pore over—and heaven forbid Opposition politicians have a go at being able to hold this Government agency to account, along with the fourth estate and so on. And yet we may have to wait up to three years before the first such report is needing to be produced, and that seems to me far too little accountability to me.