We've got a royal commission forum telling us to stop a very early-stage engagement with that process, and we have a very clear message that the consultation does not meet the requirements under obligations of partnership, which is so vital if we are to have any hope of our child protection system no longer being a tool of colonisation, which it is, actively. We have so much evidence of that. And then we also had the 403 submissions, which have already been mentioned several times, from care-experienced young people, from, basically, our entire children's sector: lawyers, health practitioners, Starship Hospital, academics, including those with deep experience and knowledge of Government. These are not naive people who do not know how to read legislation, which, to me, was the suggestion from the Minister, of, "Oh, people just don't understand this. They think it's, you know, sitting within the Education Review Office and we bring it, and there are—people don't."