So I make no excuse for being extremely cynical about the Government's and the Minister's last minute inclusions, which are simply words like "the best interests of children and young people", "more explicitly providing for the participation of children and young people", or "more explicitly requiring the Monitor to have child protection responsibilities". Now, these very issues were discussed in the select committee and were rejected in changes to the bill by the Government members. Only after the ongoing pressure did the Minister finally intervene and put those words into the bill. So, when it comes to this bill, putting in last-minute wording to appease public pressure will not translate into better outcomes for children.