Seeing as this is a fixed term—albeit a rather long one, at seven years—why aren't we ensuring that those with the skills are utilised in the Family Court experience? ACT thinks that this is important and here's why: because one of the main aspects about our Family Court is the without notice applications. They're essential to protect our kids. They're essential to make sure that they're a tool that's available for child abuse or neglect in emergency situations. But the without notice applications can also take a very long time to process—as I mentioned earlier, 384 days on average. This is time that you can't make up as a family; it's time that you cannot make up as a parent. The strain is real and it's damaging, especially when one parent is prevented from visitation rights with a child for very long extended periods of time.