VANUSHI WALTERS (Labour—Upper Harbour): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker, and thank you for the opportunity to take a call in relation to the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Bill. I first want to acknowledge the contributions across the House today, and I do think that when we are all echoing a similar message across the House, it's clear there is a need for change. The sentiment in the House today also reflects the sentiment at select committee, where we worked really collegially together to ensure that we got the best bill that we could coming into this process. So I just want to reflect that as well. I do want to reflect on the contribution of Louise Upston, the member in charge of the bill, who I know has been advocating in this space, actually, for a number of years now, and—as my colleague Arena Williams has also acknowledged—the advice and information that we received from multiple departments in relation to this bill.