So that balance of making sure that the appropriate level of information is made available—I think, and the member may wish to comment, that this has made a considerable improvement to decision-making processes that has really managed to straddle both the criminal justice process and also the reintroduction of someone back into the community and that whole rehabilitative process of the mental health system. And let's remember that New Zealand's history in terms of mental health, of the way that we have treated mental health patients in the past, is a shocking and abysmal history of how people have, essentially, been incarcerated for what is a health issue. So to be able to make such improvements to our system that still guarantees victims and their families that ability to feel that their views have been taken into account whilst still providing the patient the ability to build back their life is there. So, I guess, that was just my view—that that was a really special point in the bill for me—and I invite further comment in that space.