The second part of this bill seeks to allow transport management plans for restraint for mental health patients. It also seeks to use technology. This is a second reading debate so this bill has been to a select committee. We had a number of submissions, no wholesale change, just some amendments, primarily around the use of audiovisual links (AVL). So it's important we use technology, and under this bill we can have friends and family who can be part of assessment as well. Also, under the COVID orders we allowed AVL to be used for assessment of patients under treatment orders as well. This bill will allow that AVL use to continue. But there was quite a theme coming through the submitters which was that we wouldn't want the use of audiovisual to be the default setting of assessing people in their time of need for what specialist care they might need. Of course, it should be face to face, and at all times we should be looking to include friends and family in that as well. But, as COVID has taught us, it's not always practicable to be able to do that in person, and I think it's a great step forward to be able to use technology such as AVL to ensure that people get timely access to care.