SIMEON BROWN: Or lull you to sleep. So the priority here for the Government should be about ensuring that the process is undertaken in the most time efficient and effective manner and as that Ministry of Justice review found, that the out-of-court proceedings was the most timely and most effective way of dealing with these situations. Our concern on this side of the House is that by simply inserting more legal representation into these situations—particularly without ensuring that they have the adequate training or qualifications in these situations and without, as the Law Society says, actually having the research basis to ensure that this is the most appropriate form of trying to deal with these situations—that all this piece of legislation does is change the law. It means that the Labour Party MPs can say they've done something, ticked a box. But, actually, the families and particularly the young people, the children who are involved in these situations, are no better off at the end of the day, and, in fact, we may see more cases going through the court proceedings, which we know will take that much longer and with much more difficultly and challenges for those young people as they go through this process. So the National Party will not be supporting this piece of legislation.