Finally, the repeal of Part 4A, coming into force on 30 September, will signal the end of all statutory policy, operational, and payment components of the current funded family care framework, but not the payment of family carers, which will continue under the new arrangements. Part 4A has, for too long, discriminated against the fundamental right for people to be involved in the decisions that affect them, and the right to complain about policies related to those decisions. Today we are one step closer to fixing that injustice, and I commend the bill to the House.