The first one is: is there going to be any additional resourcing or support given to try to actually ensure that there is adequate training for lawyers so they're able to best provide for children in this way, to actually give effect to this clause? And I guess the second one is whether the Minister considered whether other professionals who do have skills and training, working with children, could actually do that in a better way, to be an advocate for the child rather than necessarily having to be a lawyer as well. So a couple of questions there. I look forward to the Minister's response to those.