In 2019 and 2020, 40 people were found not guilty by reason of insanity. That's 40 different families, 40 different groups of friends, and 40 different communities who have been left with a sour taste in their mouths, who have had their loved one grievously harmed or killed, but that has somehow been discounted in the eye of the law. Now, I referred a moment ago to these changes giving victims of crimes committed by insane offenders the same rights as victims of other crimes. With the passage, hopefully, of this bill, they will be entitled to give a victim impact statement to the court. Further to that, victims will also be notified if and when an insane offender is being released from a secure health facility and back into the community. Thirdly, and thankfully, victims will have a right to make a submission to the Mental Health Review Tribunal assessing an insane offender's condition prior to being released, just as other victims can submit to the parole board before criminals are released from prison back into the public.