The history of this legislation goes back to 2011, when the National Government directed a Ministry of Justice review of the Family Court which resulted in major reforms to the family justice system in 2014. This bill is, essentially, trying to unwind those pieces of legislation and the impact that they did have on resolving family disputes in what was a relatively quick time frame. There was a 2014 report which was done to look at the outcomes of those reforms, which showed that in-court processes for these resolutions took approximately, on average, 268 days. Out-of-court resolution could be achieved in only 37 days, on average—a far better outcome in these cases. This legislation seeks to unwind some of these reforms and has, in my opinion and National's opinion, been something which, effectively, is an outcome of what has been a long and meandering process by the Minister of Justice to, effectively, look at unwinding these reforms.