Hon LOUISE UPSTON (National—Taupō): Thank you, Madam Speaker, and, like my colleague Andrew Bayly, I do want to just put a few things on record. National is supporting the Child Support Amendment Bill in this second reading. But there were a number of issues that were raised in the select committee process that I think are worth just putting on the record. So while the intention, obviously, is to simplify the child support requirements and ensure a greater level of compliance with the requirements, I want to just put on record that many of the submissions we heard actually talked about some of the issues more generally around the child support system and the interaction with, or lack thereof, between the Family Court. And for those submitters that raised issues, some of them were particularly personal and challenging. I do want to say they were taken into consideration but were actually outside the scope of this piece of legislation, and I want to put on record that we do think this is a further area of work. Unfortunately, as noted by the National Council of Women of New Zealand, there actually isn't a principle in this piece of legislation, although it is the Child Support Amendment Bill, that puts the interests of the child or the children at the heart of this legislation. It was raised by submitters, and I do think there is further work that needs to occur.