So I've previously also raised, in the jurisdictions, we have the duty solicitors that are there at a point of entry to enable the people who are seeking to access justice—whatever that means. "Justice delayed is justice denied" is a term that I've used frequently in this House. Duty solicitors in the Criminal Court jurisdiction and, in part, Family Court Associates, sort of help alleviate the pressures of administrative overloading with our judges. It doesn't actually address those people who are coming into the Family Court system, who are trying to navigate how to access a Family Court lawyer through legal aid, many of whom who haven't been eligible for legal aid. So I invite the Government again to consider and contemplate the benefit of a duty lawyer within the Family Court.