The start of Part 2 is really about how we grappled with the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992, which is the same year I started work in vulnerable witnesses—oh, my God, I'm old. Anyway, this, of course, comes to the issue that we've already alluded to, which is that this bill has two significances, other than my overarching obsession with the rights of victims. The first one, of course, is that placing of the victim at the changing of a verdict, which we've already discussed in some detail, and I was very pleased to see that I was being joined in my nerdy-ness on this side of the Chamber. 