So the Minister thinks, well, she's made a few changes. But then, when we tried to debate the changes in the committee of the whole House stage, "Oh, well, they're not really changes. They're not that substantial, and we didn't need it to go back to the select committee to pore over it in more detail."—which is what Opposition parties have called for. The Green motion on the floor today was to refer this bill back to the select committee, for the sake of our children, to get it right. There's a willingness of every party in this House to do that. But, no, Labour knows best! They know better than the children that have experienced care! They know better than every single person who has fronted up to the royal commission into abuse in State care! They haven't listened to them. They have not listened. I can't believe the timing of it—that the chief executive of Oranga Tamariki was before the commission today and yesterday.