There was particular concern raised about new section 7, in clause 7, which puts in a requirement that when appointing a lawyer to represent a child, the court or registrar must take into account a range of different factors such as the personality, cultural background, training, and experiences of the lawyer to ensure they're suitably qualified to represent the child. The question was raised: what is the training that is given to the registrar to actually ensure they are able to take into account all of those factors? Where's the confidence going to be in the system to actually ensure they're going to be able to take into account all of those factors that those children have so that they can actually appoint the right lawyer? There's also a concern around the lack of training and lack of skills of potential lawyers in this case to take into account matters such as child development, psychology, and sexual violence—serious issues which need to be faced in these circumstances. 