The National Party's minority view, along with the members of the other political parties', have been detailed in the select committee report. I acknowledge that there is so much that has been canvassed and there will be lengthy debate at the committee of the whole House in terms of proposed improvements and amendments to this bill that is fatally flawed. I say it's fatally flawed because the fact is that the majority of the public views, voices, and submissions and from VOYCE Whakarongo representing, and an advocacy body on behalf of, those children who have been in State care, are saying this bill will not work. Effectively, what the Government has proposed to do, in listening to bureaucrats in ivory towers, is displacing, dismissing, dispensing with those with lived experience of care in the State welfare system, of those with lived experience advocating—legal experts, family lawyers, family law academics, professors—and, importantly, our community and voluntary sector organisations working in this space. 