I think part of what I've found so offensive with this piece of legislation that we're overturning today is the sense of you can create one rule for all, and just the disconnect between that and how different all of our kids are and how different their needs are and how different circumstances are after the birth of every child and there's a difference that we're setting up for the treatment between different kids, like the State is picking favourites. I was always taught that parents should lie and say they don't have a favourite. I think it's really wrong that our legislation has been picking favourites for kids. I'm saying that the older ones get more time with their parents than the younger ones if they happen to be born into a family where a parent is receiving a benefit.