So this is a fatally flawed bill, and that's the guts of it. We want to see a single Children's Commissioner that every child in New Zealand knows, can access, who is a fierce, fierce, fierce advocate for every child, but who also understands and has visibility of the complaints and the monitoring of the Oranga Tamariki system, so they have the view of everything, they can see exactly what's going on, and that is why it is a layer of protection that means children won't fall through the cracks. But, instead, Labour has ignored—of the over 400 people who submitted, only eight were in support. We heard from children's advocates like Child Matters, the Save the Children organisation, Social Justice Aotearoa, those working at the front-line, teachers, social workers, iwi leaders, former police officers—even a former leader of the Labour Party wrote a submission opposed to this bill because of his grave concern about it. Lawyers, judges, academics, public policy experts, former staff of the Office of the Children's Commissioner—you would have thought, with a list like that, Labour would listen, but have they? No, they haven't.