The sense that there's a blanket rule that can be applied to every single family, regardless of the mental health of the mum, the aptitude of the mum, the health of the baby, a history of violence and trauma or not, or whether there's actually attachment issues that require the parent to put themselves first at home with the baby regardless of whether they want to be going back to work. The fact—the idea that we can just pretend that none of those differences exist and apply a blanket rule does my head in, to be perfectly frank. So we're very pleased to see this piece of legislation, and the Minister's spoken very clearly and articulately that, actually, there's no evidence of this policy supporting people back into work faster. I suspect that's because of those diversity of experiences and needs. But I'm wondering if the Minister has seen any evidence that sanctions work at all in our welfare system and how that may have impacted her decision making in light of this legislation?