So why do we have this bill? We want to strengthen the oversight of this system, and we've heard from my colleague Glen Bennett about how important it is that the system—of course, the system is not perfect; it would be great if we didn't have this system in the first place—how it's so important that the oversight is improved. So the bill does that by three main parts. There's the advocacy, that's with the commission; complaints and investigation, mainly with the ombudsman; and monitoring with the independent monitor that other speeches have spoken about. Now, of course, there is some overlap between those functions. The Minister talked about that, and the bill is very explicit about this at clauses 57 and 102, on common duties. 