I'm quite pleased, today, to be speaking to this bill, because I do recall a time in 2016 when this piece of legislation came in, and the House may recall that at that time I was the manager of a women's refuge, and we recall having the conversation about the work that we did with the mothers who had often had warnings or had children uplifted from them about what hope this piece of legislation gave them. I can tell you, it was quite a harsh piece of legislation for those families. Those mothers always wanted their children back. They always, always wanted to do the right thing. They had lost their children and they were working very hard, and this piece of legislation, brought in by the National Party in 2016, changed the onus or burden of proof to actually make these under-resourced, these very complex presenting families, prove that they were worthy parents, and it was a difficult thing for us to work with them about.