Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): Mr Chairman, I won't take too long just by way of introductory remarks, but this bill will be well-known to members of the House. It's really an interim measure, pending a full review of the current legislation, but this addresses some immediate needs that have been identified by the He Ara Oranga report that looked into our total mental health administration. It called on repeal of the indefinite treatment orders—or, effectively, indefinite treatment orders—under the current legislation. It also effectively repeals the temporary provisions that allowed family members to attend explanations and meetings with patients by way of audiovisual link. It also allows assessments to be conducted, where necessary, by audiovisual link, and it allows appropriate restraint powers to be exercised by those escorting special patients to needed appointments, where restraint in transport is needed.