So in taking this call, I reflect that when I last stood in the House on a similar bill, which was the supporting families in court legislation, I spoke and said that it was a done deal. This is a done deal as well. The reality is that the Labour Government has a majority of 65 votes, their view has been well canvassed and expressed in the Justice Committee report, and it's going through. So when I spoke on the supporting families in court legislation bill—this now being the supporting children in court legislation bill—I indicated that our children deserve better. And I speak from that point of view, having been a child advocate, a court-appointed lawyer, for a number of decades. I say the same thing again: the last bill was rushed through, under urgency, without the opportunity for a full, thorough, robust debate and contribution from those who know full well about the implications of such law to be.