For me, I was a foster caregiver, or I guess I still am. They've just grown up a bit more and I don't get the payments any more, sadly, but that's OK—they still cost me money. The foster care allowance—which, again, we're talking about bringing the system up to match it. I received the foster care allowance for many years for a number of young people. I think of one of those young people who was 11 years old when he first came into my care. I negotiated that experience in terms of the distress and trauma he'd been through, and then for me, I was having to negotiate my way through Oranga Tamariki in terms of the payments system, which, in many ways, is very simple. It was a simple process and easy to do. That young man is almost 30, and he's doing OK, but I thank the State and I thank the fact that I was able to receive that foster care allowance to support him in his growing up. 