Hon LOUISE UPSTON (National—Taupō): There are not that many days that I rise in the House and struggle to—this bill is actually about children, and this is a bill that hasn't been designed with them at the heart. That is the problem, and that is the fatal flaw with this piece of legislation. That is why every single party in this House except Labour vehemently and strongly opposes this piece of legislation: because, at the guts of it, it will not protect children. They are not at the heart of this bill. This is the submission from VOYCE Whakarongo Mai, and the first thing they say is that their key concern is that tamariki are not at the heart of this bill. So I'm very deliberately bringing their voice today, because they are not represented. Their voice was not considered in the design of this bill, and this bill risks making it far worse for children in New Zealand.