Obviously, the release of a special patient—there is a significant process, which Dr Crawshaw, who is the Director of Mental Health, outlined, and the process that he goes through in making recommendations to the Minister of Health. So we did a lot of work to strike the balance of ensuring that there was not any inappropriate influence and that the Director of Mental Health and the mental health team are clearly specialists with a wide range of skills that they bring to the table in that decision, and the victim's voice was a component. The point that the member Vanushi Walters finished on was actually for some special patients it would be equally traumatising and damaging to their recovery to be confronted in the community with their victim. So we traversed the very necessary balance of the victim and the special patient. Again, I want to thank the select committee for taking the time to make sure that we had unanimous support and that the report that we brought back to this House was unanimously agreed, because we recognise this is a complex but very important issue to get right.