The Child Support Act 1991, as I just alluded to, completely neglects—completely neglects—the concept of the welfare of the child. Importantly, every other piece of legislation that is directly impacting on children includes that, the welfare of children, as one if its major goals. Instead, this Act emphasises the responsibilities and obligations, particularly of those non-custodial parents. It feels as though this framework is almost set up to enable, or to be the legal manifestation of, two parents in a room, arguing about separation or divorce, neglecting the will of their kid, of the tamariki who are in that room—the things that they want, and that they care about. I just hope, again, that as we talk about the development of law like this in the House in future, like was put forward in the submission from the Children's Commissioner, we think about centring the voice of children moving forward.