If we really, really cared about our young people's future and wanted to make sure that not one more baby was lost, this would be the second part of the change that we would be doing. The first part would be making sure that they don't get to this place in the first place—where they have to lay a complaint. Why have they got to the point where they're having to go to the ombudsman, the Children's Commissioner, or an independent children's monitor? Because we are rescuing our babies from our system. Our children are going from one bad house to another bad house. And then when they try and voice that they're not safe in a place that our system put them in, we're creating more barriers with this complicated bill. How insulting. 