Reintroducing lawyers will reinstate children's adversarial experience of the courts, which the 2014 reforms aimed to stop. Out-of-court resolution is by far the most effective method of resolving disputes between parents, and when the matters are brought into court, it necessarily involves an adversarial process, particularly when lawyers are engaged in that process. It is our deep concern that it will not ultimately be in the best interests of the children involved, and it will not minimise harm to children from court delays and adversarial processes. 