MAUREEN PUGH (National): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. Well, it gives me no pleasure at all to be standing to speak to this bill, the Oversight of Oranga Tamariki System and Children and Young People's Commission Bill, tonight at its second reading, because I know that this bill is going to be train wreck. I know that this Government has closed its mind to delaying its progress, and we've just heard that quite vehemently from the previous speaker, Dr Emily Henderson. A delay would actually create a more fulsome consultation with children, young people, agencies, and their families. A delay would also enable the findings of the royal commission of inquiry into abuse in State care to complete its work and to report back with its recommendations. That report back is due in June of next year, and I imagine there will be recommendations for change that come back with that report. They will be relevant to what this bill is seeking to achieve, and I argue that we owe it to the work of that inquiry and the people that have contributed to the information to wait until that inquiry is complete so that we can do a proper job and get it right the first time.