She later in her life became a foster carer and, during that time as a foster carer, a couple of things that were remarkable in comparison were the fact that when the children—our whānau children—came to my mum, she needed a set of bunks; that was immediately supplied by Oranga Tamariki because there wasn't appropriate bedding in the household. The children were supported with pocket money. The children were supported with birthdays and Christmas allowances, and the difference was really remarkable in terms of—these are children that we love. These are family members, and it just helps. It is just a little bit fairer for us here in this House to change this legislation to enable our children who are in these difficult circumstances to have some support. 