The second part—this is the part that we are repealing: "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 the person's care." Now, the previous speaker said those words, but I want this House to sit for a moment in actually what that means. The children or child who has previously been placed with another family has to go to court, and that child has to be part of the process that says that their parent—their birth parent—will never, ever, realistically, be their parent again.