Then, in the most possibly—I always find the Tiriti perspective the most important, and it's hard to separate from the royal commission perspective. But then we have the perspective around ensuring that we're meeting our obligations under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, which is about ensuring that children's voices are heard and informing the decisions, particularly effective. The Children's Commissioner is their agency, and they had no say in this complete restructure of it. It's their agency. It's to carry their voice. And they had no opportunity to say, "This is what we want. This is how we want people to represent us and keep us safe." The young people who have been telling this Government to stop need to be heard. Shame on Labour.