So just going through what actually happens in terms of these treatment orders, what normally happens is a relative or the police or some other person will put in an application for a compulsory treatment order and a judge will need to consider that application and talk with that person within, ideally, about 14 days, about their care, what their views are, but also listen to the views of the person's doctor and other health professionals. And if it is indeed deemed that they do need to have compulsory treatment, then a hearing is heard, where, basically, the medical team as well as the patient get to be there to consider and talk about what needs to happen. The issue is that the maximum duration of one of those treatment orders is six months, but it can be renewed for a further six months. The issue of concern is that after those six months it can be continued indefinitely, and what this legislation does is require that the order be reviewed at the end of each 12-month period instead of having somebody under compulsory treatment for a very, very long period of time.