Now, my colleagues have already outlined in detail what this bill does. Fundamentally, it does these three things. It creates a different verdict of "proven but insane"; it creates a notification process, as I've said, between the two parallel systems, between probation and corrections and the hospital system; and it creates the possibility of a victim impact statement. And it's those that I want to devote the rest of my submission to, because bearing in mind the significance of what we are dealing with in terms of trying to put victims at the centre of what we do, the reality is that is actually a philosophic conundrum for the adversarial system. I do think it is really, really significant as we look toward bills like the Sexual Violence Legislation Bill, which looks at how we treat and try not to traumatise complainants/victims during the trial process. 