I'd also like to acknowledge that there were and are some submitters who are disappointed that this bill does not make the fundamental changes to Oranga Tamariki, as I can understand that. People, particularly Māori, have been waiting for change for a number of years. When Oranga Tamariki was established, it was recognised that what had gone before and that its predecessors had not worked—that is, they were not sufficiently working with families and whānau, hapū, iwi, and communities to protect our children. We know that Oranga Tamariki still has more to do to live up to expectations in that regard. Many of us want to see change and that Oranga Tamariki make a positive difference in the lives of all children and young people and for the families and whānau and the communities in which it operates. At the same time, I'm aware that progress and results will not happen immediately. Trying to achieve quick wins will not result in the fundamental change required.