So the fact that we have been able to traverse long, long hours and long time at the Justice Committee, to be able to provide a better way forward for victims of crime when the person who has been put before the court is declared to be insane or unable to be found guilty on account of insanity—to how we take into account the needs of a person who is within our mental health system and, at the same time, take into account the needs of the victim of that crime—is no easy feat. So I would like to say that it's been a big learning process for me to see how we can work together more effectively to make sure that we drive change that's lasting and that improves the processes that we have in place already in both health and in the justice system.