I particularly want to thank the officials who worked with us. I think there were between 11 and 13 versions of this bill brought to us—every single one picked over, gone over. That is how hard we and the officials worked. There are whole charts devoted to this bill, showing the different stages between the mental health and the criminal justice system, because the fundamental thing that this bill tries to do is create an equivalence between two quite different systems: the criminal system, the criminal corrections system, in which offenders become prisoners and are then subject to easily understandable and chartable stages toward release; and the medical system, in which patients vary in their ability to recover and the steps they need to take, and those steps can be widely varying.