I think the member might have been raising the issue in regards to the possibility of having a board as opposed to a sole commissioner. There are some things I think that we can work on in that space, but I will point out that one of the reasons why we thought having a board would be a good idea is to ensure that we do have Māori actively informed and part of that process with regards to the Children's Commission, because, to be honest, that hasn't always occurred across the course of the years. And that's not saying that everyone that was non-Māori was not a good Children's Commissioner—I certainly wouldn't say that, and they certainly have been—but it is important that we have Māori advocating for children through the Children's Commission, and we haven't had it at the level that we needed to, and we want to make sure that we have that, moving forward.