The bill, as has been talked about on several occasions this evening, simply seeks to improve the financial assistance for caregivers of children who are unable to be cared for by their parents. As many of us can either remember or relate to, sometimes life can just be really precarious, and, sometimes, "there but for … goes anybody", and what could be a relatively stable beginning can turn out quite differently through various sorts of life experiences. It's incredibly important that children have someone to care for them if they can't be cared for by their parents, but as has been previously discussed, the financial ramifications or the financial considerations that come along with that can indeed then end up being another stressor on top of that situation.