New Zealand has no shortage of tea-stained reports about the failures of Child Youth and Family and its hard-working, well-meaning staff.
They sit around desks and shelves of the bureaucracy until the next one is produced.
But the 300-page report by Dame Paula Rebstock and her team is different. It is in a league of its own. It is not "yet another report". It provides clearer evidence of how it is broken and better ideas about to how to fix it.
And it has a financial commitment from the Government to reform the system - for the sake of the children and the taxpayer.
It is a care and protection system in which children often emerge more damaged than when they went in.