My reference to Shakespeare is, of course, that classic line from Romeo and Juliet that a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. Yet balance that up against probably more of an Orwellian concept of the power of language from a cognitive linguistics point of view, that the language shapes a thought, and the thing that one can say, one can contemplate, and that which is not spoken of cannot be thought of. So we've got a sort of tension there, Orwell vs Shakespeare—sort of a cage fight of great literary figures, if you will. But, anyway, that's the Care of Children Act 2004. I've probably taken us as far away as I could probably get away with that one.