TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Child protection, especially in a New Zealand context, is always emotive. We've long-known that policy can be driven by moral panic, overdetermined by either the death or abuse of children while at home or while in care. So when speakers of this House stand and they speak authentically about this issue, it is a real issue. It's an issue in all of our communities around the country.