Hon SIMON BRIDGES (National—Tauranga): The member opposite, the Minister on behalf of the Minister of Justice, Hon Aupito William Sio, didn't even make four minutes for his speech. That is how little he actually believes in this bill. I can understand that, because, as I said, standing here at the first reading of this bill—and I still say—it is a really well-intentioned bill. I think the soft-headed thinking over the other side that it is nice and it is about children and that is really good is—yeah, it is well-intentioned, but we can't support a bill that, actually, in the end, is going to make things worse. The reason I say that is because, actually, the system we had in place wasn't perfect, but on the Ministry of Justice's own numbers, in terms of what it meant for children and time in court and the period of time to resolve these things, they are better under the system we've got than, I am sure, they will be under this system. See, the answer from the other side of the House—and I accept, they've got red members all the way through, they are about to pass this law—is simply this, can sum it up in two words: more lawyers. That is literally all this bill does. They are going to supply more lawyers into a Family Court system—