Again, it's that missed opportunity that the Greens are gutted we didn't remedy with the amendment bill as put forward in front of the Social Services and Community Committee. I note that those who were on that select committee have contributed, saying as much. But I hope that by putting it on the record today, we have an opportunity to address it moving forward. Because I'm sure, as we all well know in this place, when a spotlight is not shone on these issues, we can continue dusting them under the carpet and pretending that they do not exist. The Greens support this amendment bill because of those important changes that are made, but those changes are primarily administrative. We hope that, moving forward, there's the opportunity to address the substance, which is growing inequality and inequity in Aotearoa New Zealand, and how that particularly has massive detriment to the children in this country. Kia ora.