For those whose lives are affected, they need independence and a strong degree of trust. The Children's Commissioner has that trust and independence, and it's been built up over the 32 years that that office has been in place. It's already where children and young people know to go for their advocacy. This was the overwhelming feedback from submitters to the select committee. If, as we've heard already tonight, there was a problem with the Children's Commissioner's office being able to deal with its workload, then simply resource that office better so that it can deal with the workload. It didn't need this wholesale change at this point in time.