Finally, this bill strengthens system-level advocacy for all New Zealand children and young people by establishing the Children and Young People's Commission—the commission—to replace and enhance the existing Children's Commissioner's functions, with that being the third leg of this very important stool. Currently, under the Children's Commissioner Act, the Children's Commissioner has key functions to monitor the Oranga Tamariki system, investigate decisions, report on children's issues, and advocate for children generally. This bill shifts the role of the Children's Commissioner away from the monitoring of complaints and strengthens its systemic advocacy role. It means that we don't have one organisation spread thinly across all those functions, but we make each of those very important functions, when it comes to children, discrete and self-contained. 