Not only is the Children's Commissioner the one person who should have more power to give voice to our children but that commissioner is now only one of six. Tell me, does that mean that that power is reduced? It's being watered down, in my opinion. I may not know the system very well because I haven't really been involved in the bill from the beginning and haven't even heard the submissions, but it really, really makes me very upset. There are parents on that side of the House. I would urge the Labour members who are parents, who care about their children, to look at the children who do not have parents and who rely on the State to look after them and provide them with the protection and safety that they so deserve. 