We have, at the select committee that will hear this very important piece of legislation, heard a number—a number—of petitions, and those inquiries looked into the briefings and those inquiries into what was happening at Oranga Tamariki. We all, each and every one of us at select committee, in the 52nd Parliament and also here in the 53rd Parliament, were greatly moved by the stories, by the commitment of the families that do the work to look after our most vulnerable children. So I am personally delighted that this piece of legislation is here and that my select committee, along with my colleagues, will work to get this into its best shape. What I can assure this House is that we will give it the scrutiny that it certainly needs. It is an omnibus bill. It is large—82 pages, as previously recognised—and there are some really interesting processes that will come out of this.