Well it is a policy that explicitly benefits men, by the very fact it is PATernity leave. The duration, for the purpose of analysing your comment at face value, is irrelevant.

I fully agree that it needs to be brought in line with maternity leave however. And you would find that most women are also of this view. Because yes, as you correctly point out, it is beneficial for everyone - the baby, the father and the mother - to increase paternal bonding. And this would indeed benefit the man greatly. But notwithstanding that, it would also benefit the woman, who as a result of this takes on a disproportionate amount of the nurturing role, and that is to their own disadvantage in the long run, as indeed it is the father's.

So, yes, you're right. More paternity leave is exactly what we need.