But I just—I think, at the core of it—really want to highlight how potentially problematic it is and how perhaps, actually, folks beyond this Chamber and I, in fact, wasn't even aware of until I read this bill today, that actually our Minister, our Minister of Health, from whatever administration is in charge of Government at any given time, has, ultimately, the discretion over whether people are granted leave or granted change of status order if they are criminally insane offenders. That feels like something that is particularly vulnerable to potential political influence. And I note that the JustSpeak submission notes exactly that as a potential outcome, that they've started to see some creep on per some academic reporting on the issue. So if we're looking to move away from that form of system, I know it's probably outside of the scope of this bill, but if we're looking to move away from that kind of system then, in fact, those responsibilities should sit with somebody who is not a political appointee. 