In acknowledging Jennifer Thornrithi and her submission at the select committee, I want to acknowledge that there are around 24,000 children who are not today with their mother or their father or both of their parents. So I want to acknowledge the children: it is by no means your fault that you ended up in a place where your parents, for one reason or another, are unable to care for you. I was, myself, as I said in my couple of contributions on this bill, raised by my grandfather and then, when he passed, my uncle raised me until I was able to come to New Zealand to join my mother. So, yeah, if we ask, in terms of those 24,000 children, if those people weren't able to care for them or put their hand up, then it'd be a different story. So I want to acknowledge and say thank you to the caregivers who have taken the role of being parents, to those grandparents caring for grandchildren—they have taken the extra care that's required for their mokopuna to provide care as a parent would. 