As my colleague has mentioned, this bill takes its genesis from the findings of the Te Korowai Ture ā-Whānau report—the report of the 2014 National Government reforms of the justice system. And the nub of that report essentially said that the system at the time reinforced that decisions be made about children, not that decisions be made involving children, and that is the nub of the problem. That is the nub of what we're trying to resolve with this bill. What the situation was then was not a smoother, better, quicker system. We base our changes based on evidence. We base our changes based on the recommendations of the experts who produced that very thorough report. I commend this bill to the House.