So I talked to this bill, where I acknowledge the many clinicians, the social workers in schools, our school nurses, our people who are out in the community who do face our whānau and their tamariki, that do recognise these sorts of red flags and take action—they play their role, and this legislation plays that role in a much broader sense, to help safeguard the wellbeing of our tamariki and also the long-term effects. I acknowledge the many providers, such as Whirinaki, that we do refer many of our children to because of the effects, the mental health effects, that take hold of our tamariki once they suffer from an issue such as this. 