I think the male population of New Zealand has much to answer for. We do not, as a general rule, or certainly not consistently, provide good behaviour oftentimes as fathers and prospective fathers. I am ashamed of my sex's role in some of the societal problems that we face as a nation, and I make no bones about that. That's been a line that a previous politician in this House has used in slightly different form, and it didn't go well for him. But nevertheless, I think it's important to acknowledge that and to place on record that, as I say, fathers in this country have not always been anything like impressive in relation to the role that they see themselves playing and, indeed, do play in relation to the upbringing of children. I think this bill does nothing helpful in that regard, and I respectfully but very seriously urge the member to make or endorse a change that would take place at select committee to rectify that very serious error.