So I speak, having been a Family Court lawyer and also lawyer for children, and I speak from experience, and I'm not going to talk about politics; I am going to talk about good law. This, in my submission, is not necessary, and therefore it's not good law. We, as Family Court practitioners, have been directed by Family Court practice notes—as lawyer for children, as counsel for children. This bill is not necessary. What it replicates, again, is the State telling Family Court specialists, Family Court lawyers—those lawyers who are in continuing legal education; we prize the relevance and the significance and importance of learning more about what we do as child advocates, and giving the best of what we do to the children, their welfare, their best interests, and articulating their view. This bill is not necessary to do that.