It is no whitewash. We have just turned a single commissioner into a commissioner and a board with five other people around him able to take on roles, able to cover areas of expertise. How is that a gutting or a beheading of a service? We've just timesed it by six. We have created an independent monitoring service because, heck, that is required and it was what the Beatie report wanted. We have finally reinforced the role of the Ombudsman. Now, it was said, "Oh my goodness, we've cut the ability of the Children's Commissioner to investigate." The last time that the Children's Commissioner investigated a complaint was around 2012. The role of investigator has always been played—for the last 10 years at least—by the Ombudsman, and the Ombudsman has assured our committee that he is thoroughly resourced and feels well and truly able to take on this role. We have further entrenched the need for cooperation. There will be no wrong door. 