The reason for this bill is that the current system is fragmented and lacks accountability and it's not well-established around a common purpose. So this bill reflects the Government's commitment to establish a more comprehensive and more cohesive system of oversight arrangements that will help to improve outcomes for children and young people—tamariki and rangatahi and tai tamariki—across New Zealand, and it does so in the ways I've explained. It sets up this new body, this independent monitor of the Oranga Tamariki system, as a statutory officer with specific functions and duties that it has to undertake to monitor those outcomes for children and young people who are in the care of—who are receiving services from Oranga Tamariki. 