The third element of this bill is to give victims' families a voice before decisions are made about the release of the offender into the community. In the justice system, we have the Parole Board and the ability for families to have their say. In the health system, there is currently no equivalent way for victims and their families to have their voices heard. There are other high profile cases, and one in Nelson I'm sure my colleague will speak of, Wendy has a petition before the Parliament at the moment to do exactly what my bill is doing. Wendy was the victim of a horrific attempted murder where the offender escaped conviction on the grounds of insanity. To add insult to injury, when the offender was recently relocated to Nelson, she had no input. Under the criminal justice system and the Parole Board, she would have had a say. Her petition is seeking a change so that victims of such crimes will have the same protections as rights of other victims of crime, and this bill is improving the rights of victims and creating consistency for the victims.