I'd like to go through some of the changes proposed and agreed unanimously in the select committee. The first one, as I mentioned, is the most significant, and that is the change to the finding that we will now know, if this bill passes through all stages, as "proven but insane". I do have to say that my first attempt was quite clumsy. Instead what I had was "the acts or omissions are proven but the defendant is not criminally responsible on account of insanity"—which, let's be fair, is a mouthful. To get it to "proven but insane" is very clearly understood, and I think that's really important for any victim, who doesn't now have to hear the words "not guilty". It's very clearly a better recognition. There's no doubt about the person that committed the act or who did the act, and I think that's really important for the victims and being able to heal from this horrendous act.