Perhaps more importantly, though—well, actually, definitely more importantly—the role of the child and the place of the child in all this is something that we should consider very seriously as a Parliament. I think the case for involvement of a child is less finely balanced than in the case of the lawyer. I think, in the case of the lawyer, there are serious pros and cons either way. I think, in general terms, for a child to be involved in the proceedings in the sense of being kept informed and given opportunities to participate, I think that's mostly positive, because, of course, it does relate to their situation, their life. We've got international legal obligations that say, of course, that the best interests of the child are to be met. Instinctively, it would probably feel to most of us as though the greater involvement the child has, the better chance they have of having their say about what is best for them.