For those who were able to listen to the debate in the second reading, I think they would have been reassured by the speeches that took place in this House and the very real understanding of what needs to occur in terms of caregivers who look after children, and we heard very personal examples of that, both from caregivers—and we also are aware of those in our House who have been supported by caregivers who weren't their own parents. As we traversed this, there were a number of issues that did come up. As the Minister said, this is only a small piece of a wider programme of work, and I think anyone on the Social Services and Community Committee would agree there is further work to be done. 