Then my final point, I think, in relation to that would be just to ask the Minister to give a bit of an explanation about the way that—I suppose it's a reflection, really, with some sadness, that we're talking about a situation where we've got the phrase "children who are the subject of the dispute". There's no way around it. I mean, that's exactly what we're talking about here. But I suppose I just wanted to reflect the fact that in a contested situation, in litigation, it's a dispute and children are caught up in this. So, hopefully, the Minister would agree that the overall flavour and intent of the legislation would be to minimise the exposure of the children to the dispute and, without wanting to relitigate Part 1, just reflecting that the way that that can be achieved as best as possible, with more or less legal involvement, as the case may be, should be the aim of us all in this committee. So on that philosophical note, I will conclude my contribution on Part 2.