It's no small feat in legislative terms to put together this piece of legislation, amending as it does such significant existing Acts as the Criminal Procedure (Mentally Impaired Persons) Act and the Victims' Rights Act, along with a couple of others—these fundamental rights contained in these—and it's only fitting and proper that the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act implications and the international law obligations have been noted in the debate by Vanushi Walters and also Ingrid Leary, speaking to that need to balance those fundamental rights, thinking, of course, of the rights of victims/survivors, but, of course, also the inherent human dignity of those who commit such horrific offences, even in the circumstances that they arise.