I'd just like to conclude my contribution by looking at some of the background work that has been done on this bill and looking at how it impacts on New Zealand's international obligations. It was really pleasing—and we've had this conversation in the select committee many times in the past about our international obligations, and especially this one, which is the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). So it was very good to read that this particular piece of legislation will address three of those policies and conventions within the UNCRC, article 3, which is relating to ensuring children have the protection and care necessary for their well-being. It addresses article 20, which relates to the entitlement to special protection and assistance for children who cannot remain in their family environment. And it also addresses article 27, which relates to children's rights to a standard of living adequate for their physical, mental, spiritual, moral, and social development and the State's role in providing material assistance in support programmes. So this piece of legislation clearly looks to address some of our obligations under UNCRC, and, of course, that's always a very good thing. 