Please take care while listening.The Queensland government has announced all children under five will be removed from residential care after a damning report revealed widespread sexual abuse in the system.The Commission of Inquiry chaired by former Federal Court Judge Paul Anastassiou found the number of children in residential state care had more than tripled over a decade.Minister for Child Safety, Domestic and Family Violence, Amanda Camm, has accused the former government of failing vulnerable children."Labor ministers became more and more reliant on residential care placement placements that created houses of horror where children experienced sexual abuse, violence, neglect, and where providers line their pocket on the back of this vulnerability."She says the system has ultimately delivered more trauma for children."And potentially greater safety risk than if we had kept them with their families Putting young children under five into residential care is extremely high risk policy, and it's also lazy policy, because the outcomes for those children are very poor, and also the outcomes for our communities."Minister Camm agrees that finding more foster carers will be key to fixing the system."And we recognise their extraordinary contribution that they make to children every day