This bill recommends amendments that will enable a more effective application of the Act, and this is welcomed. In particular, it focuses on three key aspects. Compulsory treatment orders: the bill will remove indefinite compulsory treatment orders, something that has been criticised in terms of its potential to breach human rights. This is where a patient is required to have treatment for their mental disorder, and the changes that have been put in place allow these orders to be put in place and extended by a clinician by up to 12 months. I also acknowledge the conversation raised by my good colleague Dr Shane Reti. There is significant variation across this country in regards to the treatment that is provided to these patients, and that is a concern that we all need to work together to address. 