The partial repeal of the subsequent child provision signals the start of a change of direction for Oranga Tamariki. What is really important about the future direction of Oranga Tamariki is that it empowers communities, it empowers iwi, and it empowers Māori to help their own, to help the parents, the whānau who live in their communities. We need communities, iwi, and Māori to support families and whānau so that they can be kind, loving, caring parents that every child and young person deserves. I want Oranga Tamariki and Oranga Tamariki social workers to be able to gain the trust of families by being able to exercise their own professional judgment and not be hindered by undue or unhelpful processes that impact on their ability to work more closely with families and whānau, and with officials from other Government agencies providing support to children.