And what we've also heard is that the problem with that policy is, particularly when it's the babies that have been removed, how long it takes after they've been removed to make your case to prove that, actually, now you're safe. And this came up in the Waitangi Tribunal; and it might be six months, it might be eight months, it might be a year. And when I say those numbers in the House, but that may not sound like a long time, but you think about that, the first period of life, the absolute initial bonding time, where that baby is attaching to somebody else, to another family that you have disrupted—the Crown has disrupted that attachment to them and their mum and their whānau, and the harm of that cannot be undone. So I am incredibly pleased to be seeing this policy amended. 