But it will make things worse—more lawyers; in this case, lawyers for the child. It will result in more disputes, a more legalistic approach, and a prioritisation of in-court—which, as we know, whether it is sexual abuse, whether it is in this family arena, which, of course, can involve physical and sexual and not to speak of emotional abuse as well, they are prioritising that in-court process, with the trauma attendant to it, over out-of-court solutions, which, as I say, in the laws that Judith Collins, when justice Minister, passed have been shown to work and resolve things better, quicker, and more smoothly.