The member raised before—and I want to go back to this—that she believes we are gutting the Children's Commission. We are certainly not doing that, and I'm really glad and thankful to the select committee for the robust process that they have taken with regards to that legislation. That is what the select committee process is about: it is about getting insights from stakeholders and people who wish to submit because they feel passionately about the issue—to get their insights, to take it away, and then to see how we can then make that initial piece of legislation better. What that legislation is actually about is making sure we have got the mechanisms in place to be able to protect the children in State care. There are some things I don't resile from: one is that I do believe that having an advocacy arm, having an independent monitoring mechanism, and making more clear that it's the Ombudsmen that holds the responsibility for investigations and inquiry will strengthen the system. And, fundamentally, it's about those children.