11. The Committee feels that it is important to stress that diversion is not meant to widen the door to adults more readily using children to commit crime, and refers to section 92 of the Bill for action against adults in this regard. 12. While the Committee is clear that the provisions of the Bill on diversion are sound, we have concerns about the capacity of diversion service providers. We are clear that the capacity of the diversion service providers needs to be significantly developed. The Bill has several provisions that seek to ensure this, including the requirement that DSD should "ensure availability of resources to implement diversion programmes, as prescribed" (section 56 (2) iii). DSD, the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development, the Intersectoral Committee for Child Justice, Parliament, NGOs and other stakeholders need to actively monitor the programmes delivered by diversion service providers and, very crucially, the outcomes.