There are 20,000 children that are being cared for by over 15,000 caregivers and, for a number of different reasons, whose parents can't care for them themselves. So we know that many children who have unstable home lives, who lack regular contact with their parents, are just on a setback and are really facing some big challenges financially and socially. We just do acknowledge the huge selflessness, the sacrifice of those caregivers who step into that role and really step up. I just want to commend also—I was listening to Glen Bennett speak earlier in the House, and just thank you for the role that you've done as a caregiver as well and, in particular, recognise that many of the people and many of the caregivers, a significant proportion of them, are also Māori women, and that's a really awesome thing that we're doing here.