I think, as I understand it, the committee was keen to develop a comprehensive reporting requirement. Members of this House should expect that to be part of the legislation that is the permanent replacement to the current Mental Health Act. I agree with both of those members: there does need, for the purposes of assurance to both patients and their families, for there to be some clear basis on which involvement of a patient in a way that is other than face to face is recorded and that we also build up a reporting track—a record—of the way in which a power like that is used. So members can be reassured that, notwithstanding the provisions in this particular bill, it goes some way to address that question. The permanent replacement will properly address and provide a proper framework for just that particular question.