Thank you very much. Forgive me if you've already answered this; I haven't had a chance to read the Hansard yet.
When we do this, by having in this bill “as long as it is consistent with the best interests of that child”, essentially that would not change the status quo before the courts, because the courts always have to consider the best interests of that child. So even though we're holding this up as one thing that the judge shall consider, in reality, if this bill didn't exist, it wouldn't make one heck of a difference, because any advocate can still ask that that be considered in the best interest of a child upon application to the courts.
Am I gathering the essence of the law?