Hon Louise Upston: Absolutely ironic. Appalling. Revolting. Disgusting. Because this piece of legislation does not do what it should do. When you come to this place, you have a responsibility particularly to those who can't speak for themselves, and the most vulnerable in New Zealand are our children. The Government's own Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy 2019—one of the six key areas that they prioritised was that tamariki and rangatahi are being involved and empowered, meaning that they have their voices, perspectives, and opinions listened to and taken into account. Well, it's a terrible day, actually, standing in the House knowing that Labour is steamrolling over their interests, their voices, their concerns.