Powers of entry—I'm now going to move on to clauses 30 to 35, which govern the monitor's ability to enter premises to undertake its monitoring functions. The monitor's role is to support agencies in the system to work towards continuous service improvement by identifying areas of high performance and areas for improvement through impartial and evidence-based monitoring. In doing this, it will be necessary for the monitor to take the information provided to it by agencies and validate it by visiting communities, connecting, and listening to those that have a role to play in the Oranga Tamariki system, including whānau, hapū, iwi, caregivers, providers, and professionals. Most importantly, the monitor will engage directly with children and young people. 