So notwithstanding that that many people who have commented on the bill are dismayed, or at the very least questioning, but many are dismayed at the changing in responsibilities in relation to the Children's Commissioner. This, at least, so far as it goes, might be said to add an element of accountability. So that's fine. My question is, in terms of not only complaints and investigations that might be initiated by others, if the Minister sees a role for the Ombudsman in maybe initiating matters of inquiry. Of course, the Ombudsman has a role in relation to our prisons, so obviously a different kind of context, but at a level similar in the sense that people's freedoms of movement and so on are being constrained by the State—pretty serious matter. So I just wonder if the Minister can explain how she would see circumstances in which the Ombudsman could actually initiate investigations into how OT is using its powers. I look forward to that. I think that would be helpful not only for the purpose of the committee, and I sense the Minister's ready to answer that question, so I'll simply resume my seat and say that I look forward to it.