Dr EMILY HENDERSON (Labour—Whangārei): I do commend this bill to the House. I want to first thank the 400-plus submitters, many of whom had lived experience or deep professional experience with and of Oranga Tamariki. As a member of the Social Services and Community Committee and as its current acting chair in the absence of Angela Warren-Clark, I acknowledge the depth of their expertise. And I acknowledge, also, their fears that despite the strong commitments on this side of the House, this legislation is not truly intended to create real change but is yet another whitewash of a bad service, allowing it to get worse and to continue to perpetuate inadequate practice. This is our experience—and I speak as a former practitioner with experience of Oranga Tamariki myself—of previous reviews from that side of the House. That is the history that creates a certain cynicism, a certain wary suspicion of any attempt to remodel Oranga Tamariki. 