ANGIE WARREN-CLARK (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I rise to take a short call on the Child Support Amendment Bill. It's a pleasure to stand here today. This bill is an administrative bill, essentially, that makes changes to the child support scheme. It does a number of things but before I come to that I'd like to thank the submitters in this process. We heard—including up to some secret evidence. That secret evidence will not be known to this House but we heard a number of stories from people, so we want to thank those submitters and the officials for their good and sound advice. It's been well covered, but this bill does a few things and one of the things I think is particularly good is the repeal of the incremental penalties. The incremental penalties have been found to be a barrier to paying child support for a very small percentage of people who pay. 