But, as my colleague the Hon Louise Upton alluded to, there are fiscal implications in this bill and it does deserve the scrutiny of a select committee process, and it does deserve the input of those people who are at the coalface of the services that are provided. Some of, I guess, the most tangible feedback that we got from some of the other social service legislation that has been worked on in this House has come from the care-experienced children themselves. As part of that, we know that those voices are very real and deserve to be heard, and as part of the select committee process, we do hope to hear from some of those care-experienced children. 