In October 2010, Graeme Moyle contacted me as his local member of Parliament, concerned about unsupervised visits by a special patient who was in the care of the Ministry of Health. This man, Matthew Ahlquist, was a special patient because he killed his flatmate Colin Moyle, Graeme's brother. Graeme has spent years working to change the law based on his experience of the system, which didn't treat him and his family the way he expected victims should be treated. Victims of crime, loved ones who have been affected by the taking of a life, are innocent, they are blameless, and they experience traumatic events through no fault of their own. It shouldn't matter if the person who committed the act was insane at the time or not. We have balanced very carefully the needs of the people who carried out these acts who were insane, who also need the protection and support and care of the system.