I would like to read from one of the submissions. This person said, "As someone who has been admitted to three psychiatric hospitals during my youth, I feel like my comments and recommendations here may be of use", and they certainly were. "I definitely agree with having someone there that is familiar with you and your life when the mental health assessment is read out." He goes on to say, "someone familiar should be invited to listen and support the patient receiving care. I had no familiar face or even a familiar voice when I was admitted to any of the psychiatric hospitals I've been to". And so if the use of audiovisual equipment enables much better support for the patient, then of course we should be trying to adopt that technology.