I presume, in saying that, that the reasonable opportunities that are to be given—that that should be seen in the context of the circumstances that apply. Most obviously, the child themselves may or may not be capable of forming a view, or it might be a pretty limited view, reflecting the fact that they might be young or at a particular stage of learning development. If I understand correctly the annotation of the bill, some wording around that, about a child who is capable of forming their own views about a matter, that's been struck out. So just seeking, in the first instance, some reassurance from the Minister that his policy intent is that the child be given a reasonable opportunity to participate but in a way that's appropriate to them in the circumstances that he or she—that is, the child—finds himself before the court.