GLEN BENNETT (Labour—New Plymouth): Kia ora, Madam Chair. I rise and acknowledge my colleagues from across the floor on our select committee who have been through this process, and, as Maureen Pugh was saying earlier, we got to hear some harrowing submissions, some challenging submissions, and, obviously, ideas of how we should change and make this fit for purpose for all people. I guess a lot of it was around liable parents and how do they front up and do their thing. I guess I also want to acknowledge, obviously, the Hon David Parker here for having this piece of legislation. Also I see the under-secretary, Deborah Russell, is in the House as well tonight, who was part of crafting this bill. I want to talk about the four-year time bar. I guess, when I was listening to Maureen Pugh and she was talking—