Dr EMILY HENDERSON (Labour—Whangārei): This bill is about refocusing the Family Court on the children, at its heart, and focusing lawyers for children on children, but it has tonight become an opportunity to relitigate the frankly disastrous Collins reforms of 2014, which so incredibly lengthened the times taken by Family Court cases for the very children that the other side claim to be able to protect. I am delighted to stand up and support this bill not just as a member of the Justice Committee but also as a lawyer of some 25 years in the Family Court—not only that but as someone who, just before she was elected, was in the process of completing a study on whether Family Court lawyers add or take away from Family Court resolutions for children. I can tell you, having spent the 18 months prior to my election doing that work, the international research and the New Zealand research is in fact conclusive: lawyers shorten disputes, not lengthen them, and that is what the disastrous experiment of the Collins reforms proved. I am delighted to recommend this bill to the House.