On the other hand, though, it does need to be stated for the record that over-exposure of a child to what is an essentially difficult situation, one of dispute—that's the nature of these things, as the Hon Simon Bridges has noted. You know, no one's coming to Family Court to have a chat and pass the time of day; it's characterised by dysfunction, not function. So the over-exposure of children to that process, however well-intentioned it may be, the reality is that that is a considerable potential avenue and cause of stress for a young person. As I say, those points were made by submitters to the select committee process.