I've heard the Minister talk about the role of the Independent Children's Monitor, that there have been about four reports that have been filed thus far. It's well known that the children's monitor was established, the office and the appointment, in 2019. Here we are in 2022 and this bill—soon to be law, and it will go through undoubtedly—is about requiring what the functions and the duties are of the monitor. That's three years or four years post the establishment of the monitor who's put out four reports. I have one of those reports to hand, and I remind the Minister that the Independent Children's Monitor has reported the importance of the children and young person's voices, and I quote, "allowing them to have a voice regarding decisions made about them, particularly when that child is in care." Further quote, "children will need to have a voice in the system", not about the system mentioning and referring and looking at other organisations and the overview of the Independent Children's Monitor, the Office of the Children's Commissioner, soon to be board, in an advocacy role, and the Ombudsman in terms of investigating complaints. But there's no specific reference to the positioning of children in the system. That's what my clause, the Supplementary Order Paper 230 was precisely doing.