We have to remember, too, some of the children that have been victims of serious crime, and it's a sad day for New Zealand when we have international rankings that refer to New Zealand as one of the poor performers in the world. We are ranked really lowly in terms of being able to provide for child wellbeing outcomes. I'm going to quote—this is outdated data; it was last year's data—we were 35 out of 41 in developed countries for child wellbeing outcomes. In 2003, which was the latest data I was able to source, UNICEF ranked us as the third highest amongst rich countries for its child maltreatment death rates. That is a shocking record of abuse of our children. And the sad thing is, this bill is not going to provide that safety net, that safety valve that we need. 