KAREN CHHOUR (ACT): I just find it a bit funny that we are talking about a Child Support Amendment Bill—it is about supporting the child, not the Crown. My Supplementary Order Paper 20 will ensure that the late fees go to impacted children and prevent the money from being absorbed into the Government's accounts. The amount you need now is a lot less than what you needed before with these upgrades. We've got new computer systems in place. We're now having employers taking on the responsibility of collecting the money. So how can you justify saying that it is too expensive to just allow these children to have that money that was meant for them in the first place? This will also mean that parents are more likely to want to pay their late fees, as they know the money is going towards their child, not the Crown coffers, and will be going directly to some of our most vulnerable children, who Labour says they want to help.