I would say that the National Party absolutely values children, as I'm sure every single member of this House does. We deeply value the wellbeing and welfare of all New Zealand children, and of all New Zealand children who have to, unfortunately, I would say, end up in State care. I say unfortunately because, ultimately, we want children to be in a safe and caring environment among those who are their family and whānau—that is the ideal situation. We want everyone to be able to get there. The reality is, unfortunately, that we are not in that position and we do have parents who are, unfortunately, unable to properly take care of this children in this country. Those earlier statistics I quoted, it's not things I'm happy to say, because it's a sad moment, it's a sad statistic for the country, but it is one that we need to really have at the top of our mind, I would suggest. It's not acceptable that New Zealand has the seventh highest rate of child homicide in the OECD. Underlying that is the serious damage being done to children before it gets to the point of homicide. There's, unfortunately, a very high rate of child abuse in this country.