Hon LOUISE UPSTON (National—Taupō): Thank you, Madam Chair. I will take up that member's—Emily Henderson's—invitation. My intention, and I've spoken about it in the earlier readings of this bill, but it was the genesis of how this came about, actually, and it's very much a people bill. It was based on a constituent coming into my electorate office in 2010 and raising an issue, raising his experience of the way he found the justice system as a victim when his brother had been killed by someone who was found to be insane at the time, and the clear difference between how he was treated, because the offender became a special patient in the health system as opposed to a criminal in the justice system. Therefore, the experience for him as a victim was so vastly different.