The National Party brought in legislation that brought in the subsequent child removal policy, which took effect in 2006. The then Minister, the Hon Paula Bennett, said at the third reading, "This legislation will also switch the onus on parents who have killed or severely abused or neglected a child, and they'll now have to prove they are safe to parent subsequent children." So to be clear, the law that is being partially repealed today is that currently a "subsequent child" is any child born or unborn who has a parent who has been convicted of the murder, manslaughter, or infanticide of a child or young person in their care or custody, or who has had a previous child or young person removed from their care and there is no realistic prospect that the child or young person will be returned to their care. So it's quite a high threshold. 