I think it's important that we actually have a look at what it was intended to achieve: just to reinforce the expectation that a child could have reasonable opportunities to participate in the decisions affecting their care and welfare. As I look through the submissions on the bill, I'd probably look at the Law Society submission, who noted that it is now well recognised that the views of even very young children can provide important information for decision making in parental disputes. I think that probably of all the submissions, really, drew my attention. If we can build—and this is the attempt of this bill: to build around that expectation.