I did also want to touch on one change that the bill itself makes, which is the requirement for notification to the victim when an insane offender is being considered for a leave of absence. Now, this is an issue that was highlighted several times by submitters who felt like they weren't considered as relevant to this process as it stood and, often—as a few people have mentioned this evening—were surprised to find out retroactively that their offender had been granted leave. Several of those individuals reflected on the fear of that. One particular who I recall described how she found out the individual had been granted leave by seeing him across the road. So the proposal is that the Justice Committee examine section 50 of the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act, which provides that the Minister of Health may grant a leave of absence to a special patient from a hospital into the community, subject to conditions specified in the section. The committee decided that the bill should require that victims of persons found insane be notified when the special patient is being considered for a leave of absence. This is an absolutely critical piece of the bill and was significantly important to submitters.