NICOLE McKEE (ACT): Madam Chair, thank you, and thank you, Minister. The ACT Party does support this bill, but I have one question, and that is also on clause 7. It's in regard to looking at the appointment of a lawyer whereby the statement reads in clause 7(2): "When appointing a lawyer to represent a child, the court or Registrar must, so far as is reasonably practicable, appoint a lawyer who is, by reason of their personality, cultural background, training, and experience, suitably qualified to represent the child." When I gave my second reading speech, I made the point that I think it's important that we get the right person representing the child. But I have concerns when we start legislating about personality and cultural background. I've tabled an amendment whereby I request your thoughts upon removing the words "by reason of their personality, cultural background, training, and experience". So it would actually read: "appoint a lawyer who was suitably qualified to represent the child". Then that way we ensure that it is the best person for the child, and any judge or appointee would be able to actually make sure that things like personality and cultural background are automatically taken without it having to be legislated. 