JAN LOGIE: —and it does not get to the heart of what is needed. And I hear from that side that we have to do something. We have to do something. Now, what about more money for the Children's Commissioner, to actually enable them to deliver on that monitoring role that they have said that they wanted more capacity to be able to deliver on? Actually, that had the support of all of those submitters, for them to do that work. What about that? Why can't that be our action now, while we wait for the royal commission to report just next year, in less than a year's time? Why not hold our trust with those people who we have hurt? Why not actually tell them, "We are listening to you. We care about this. We are not going to make the same mistakes again."? It is a shame on Labour that at this time in our history, when we've got a chance—we are being called to do it differently—that, actually, this Government would choose to make the same mistakes that have been made again and again. And it's going to be our children and our whānau and our communities who pay, and probably the Government in the next election.