So with that, and with the sad truth that this is a problem that all of us are responsible for solving and that our nation's heart is broken for the children that suffer across the globe but, in particular, here, where we do have this very serious problem, I would say—and this comes from about a decade of working in the criminal justice system as well as on children's rights here and across the world. Sometimes there's a saying that "Bad cases make bad law", which means that when our sympathies and our prejudices are most engaged, when things are most egregious and heartbreaking, sometimes we don't necessarily come up with solutions that are best placed to resolve these issues in a way that upholds the rule of law and upholds human rights or are the most effective or evidence-based.