I was in the justice system and, like the speaker from the Labour caucus—Vanushi Walters, who's just resumed her seat—worked on children's rights for much of my legal career. We together were in part involved in putting forward New Zealand's non-governmental report to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child. I remember when the National Party policies that impacted the Family Court came into effect, and the absolute heartbreak—on behalf of children and young people, on behalf of families who needed access to justice—but also the absolute embarrassment of standing up in front of the United Nations' human rights body and saying that a nation that can well afford rights for our citizens, that is well aware of their rights, is going to cut those ad hoc.