The objectives of the monitor are set out in clause 13—to carry out objective, impartial, and evidence-based monitoring, and provide advice about the Oranga Tamariki system and its interface with other systems. I know that there have been questions raised with regards to why one of the monitor's key functions is to support public trust and confidence in the system. This is not about the Government trying to get the monitor to make the Government look good. The monitor's advice will support the Government to make better decisions with regards to policy and practice in the Oranga Tamariki system. But it will also provide the advocate, the Children and Young People's Commission, with the information that it needs to hold the Government to account.