In the law as it currently exists, there is a 12-month rule, and what this bill will do is remove that 12-month clause. So what it does, it says that the child who qualifies for the orphans benefit or the unsupported child's benefit, who is in the care of whānau or extended family, wasn't eligible for support for one year, and that was brought in originally so that it encouraged long-term caregiving arrangements. But this bill will remove that 12-month eligibility rule, which brings it into alignment with foster care arrangements. I think this is one of the areas that we need to monitor very closely, because without some guarantee of long-term care, we do run the risk of children being moved from one family to another. And I think that that would be incumbent on us to ensure that those living arrangements for those children are stable.