I just want to actually reflect on the speech of my friend Glen Bennett, who has done that role for strangers. That's the other side of this equation. He has been doing that work for people he hasn't had a familial connection with, and I think it is some of the bravest and hardest work that someone can do. And I'm very, very proud to have someone in my party who has gotten into Parliament and has that sort of background, because, actually, it showed in his speech. He was able to tell us how difficult it was navigating one set of conditions to another. And now we're not going to have that. We're going to have a simple, clear set of conditions that apply in every situation, because we are recognising that those children are both equal in their need and their caregiver is equal in their need. 