Having perused this bill—as I say, 82 pages long—I've seen the explanatory note of the bill, and I acknowledge the Minister for the contribution that's been made in the House this afternoon. However, having perused this, I have to draw to the attention of members in the House and the public that the fact that the Ombudsman has been given additional powers to look into, deal with, complaints and investigate complaints around child welfare is not something new. The Ombudsman has those powers under the Ombudsmen Act 1975. What's proposed in this bill is to make that more specific.