It also reinforces and strengthens lawyers' responsibilities to seek to resolve cases quickly, fairly, and cost-efficiently, but also safely, because in many cases childcare disputes involve violence and abuse, which create extreme imbalances between parents' bargaining power. This is why the Opposition are wrong to criticise the bill, as they do in their alternative report, for placing too much faith in lawyers. In a place like the Family Court, where disparities in power are so common, lawyers are a vital tool to achieve some sort of parity and rebalancing, and enable disempowered people to access justice—our most vulnerable, our children and women, to have a voice and to get a successful outcome. This isn't to disparage alternative dispute resolutions, but most cases which land in the courts require the greatest of expertise and strong representation.