Lawyers for child were some of the most highly trained, specialised, effective members of the bar. They don't need extra training. They were made redundant by a Government that didn't believe in human rights or children's rights, or respect the expertise that already existed at the bar, and we are restoring that. This is an evidence-based piece of law because we know that decisions that impact the wellbeing and welfare of children, the rights of children, will only ever be effective if their views are taken into account appropriately, both culturally and in terms of their age. The lawyers for child have that training. That's what makes this effective.