CHRIS PENK (National—Kaipara ki Mahurangi): Thank you very much, Madam Chair, and can I start by thanking the Minister in the chair, Kris Faafoi, for the initial exposition that he's given us in relation to the Family Court (Supporting Children in Court) Legislation Bill, obviously geared towards Part 1. I thank the Minister for acknowledging the fact that likely everyone in this House, and certainly speaking on behalf of National, we on this side of the House, does support the intent that he's articulated: of course, to reduce the stress, including as to time frames, faced by those in the Family Court, including and especially children. It's not one of the areas of policy where different sides of the debate, I think, would have different aims that they want to achieve, ultimately, so we're discussing, really, different ways to achieve that. So that's a positive start, I think, to tonight's discussion of Part 1 and beyond.