So I think what we're doing with this bill—or what the Government is doing with this bill—it's setting out to improve practice within the system and it's setting out to make pathways easier for those that interact with it, but it has lost its focus for the safety of children. We have to wonder whether it is actually with the practice that there is an issue or with that law. I would argue that the issues we have are with the practices that are employed, not with the law. So I think we have found a separation in terms of where our focus lies. Our focus on this side of the House lies with the safety of children, ensuring that the systems are in place. This bill does nothing to build the resources of our social workers who work tirelessly to support these families. It doesn't create one new social worker. It just makes the system easier. Thank you, Mr Speaker.