Hon LOUISE UPSTON (National—Taupō): Thank you, Mr Chair. I'm pleased Minister Sepuloni took a call, but, really, it didn't answer the questions that my colleague Harete Hipango asked. I appreciate that the Social Services and Community Committee is controlled by the Labour Party and not the Minister. I accept that. But the point with this is there were multiple opportunities and requests from stakeholders, throughout the select committee process, asking for time. Asking for time so that submissions weren't just over Christmas. Asking for an extension to the time that stakeholders could submit on the bill. It's fair to say, from many of the submissions that we heard, there were parts of the bill that were very unexpected to stakeholders, who were very surprised at the inclusion particularly around, for example, the movement of the supposedly independent monitor and not locating it the Office of the Children's Commissioner, which was the original plan out of the Beatie report.