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The paramount underlying principle in such cases must be the child's best interests; to make a child wear an invasive tag is not, and could never be said to be, in that child's best interests.
That means that parents need to have certain support services to rely upon; however, we must ultimately have a means of resolving disputes. The question is where that is best done. Do you think that the tribunal will be the best way to do that?