I also just want to touch on the point around the duties of lawyers and the changes made in the committee around promoting conciliation, which was in the initial legislation. If we're thinking about just families in general and we put ourselves, free of violence, in that context, we're like "Yeah, of course, we don't want lawyers promoting adversarialness between parents. We want them to promote conciliation.", but if we then think about what that might mean in the context of family violence, I am hoping for everybody there are big red flags going up around the danger of that—of people who don't have power, who don't have voice, being pushed into agreeing to things that will not be for the benefit or the safety of themselves or their children. That is a feature of some of the practice within our courts at the moment that I believe we need to strengthen, so it was really great to see that amendment providing a check on that. 